This procurement concerns the complete replacement of the tennis courts at Cesar (Chavez) High School in Stockton, California. The project, identified as FP2017‑016, was opened for bids on August 8 2017 and attracted four competing contractors. The scope implied by the title includes demolition of existing surfaces, sub‑base preparation, installation of a new hard‑court surface, line striping, net posts, drainage improvements, and site cleanup. Bid totals ranged from roughly $500 K to $625 K (base bid), with a standard 10 % allowance applied, indicating a total contract value in the $550 K–$690 K range. No award information is present, so the eventual contractor(s) remain unknown. The procurement appears to follow standard California public‑school bidding procedures, with a likely requirement for prevailing‑wage compliance and possible consideration of a Disabled‑Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participant.
• Project: Tennis‑court replacement at Cesar/Chavez High School (FP2017‑016)
• Estimated contract size: $550 K–$690 K (based on submitted bids)
• Procurement method: Open competition with at least four bidders, no award recorded in the tabulation