The work is located at USCG Sector San Diego, 2710 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101. The project is a complete renovation of two UPH bathrooms (approx. 120 sq. ft. each), including lead-safe demolition, HAZMAT handling, waterproof vinyl flooring, new plumbing fixtures, partitions, shower pans, mirrors, and dispensers, plus testing and closeout. Contractors must comply with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements for San Diego County and lead-safe work practices, including non-disturbance of wall ACM and waste characterization for tile demolition. A site visit for interested vendors is scheduled for Monday, September 14th at 10am, and attendees must have a REAL ID for access with no paperwork needed beforehand. Further details, visuals, and photo attachments are provided in the attached SOW and report.

The project is a complete renovation of two UPH bathrooms (approx. 120 sq. ft. each) at USCG Sector San Diego, Building C-2, San Diego, CA. Work includes lead-safe demolition and hazardous waste characterization/disposal, new heavy-duty waterproof vinyl flooring (~240 sq. ft.), plumbing, fixtures, testing, and closeout. Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements apply for San Diego County, with non-disturbance of wall ACM and lead-safe work practices required for tile demolition. A site visit for interested vendors will be held Monday, September 14th at 10am.

The project involves a complete renovation of two UPH bathrooms (approx. 120 sq ft each) at USCG Sector San Diego, Building C-2, in San Diego, CA. Work includes lead-safe demolition, waste characterization/disposal, and installation of new heavy-duty waterproof vinyl flooring, plumbing fixtures, toilet partitions, shower pans, mirrors, and dispensers. All labor must comply with Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage requirements for San Diego County, and materials are standard commercial grade. The renovation must follow non-disturbance practices for wall asbestos-containing material and lead-safe work practices during tile demolition. The scope also requires reconnecting utilities, functional and leak testing, and final site cleanup.