The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is seeking a qualified contractor to provide hot‑dip galvanizing (HDG) services on an as‑needed basis for the Correctional Construction Mentorship program at the California State Prison in Corcoran. The work includes stripping existing coatings, sandblasting or acid‑etching, and applying a minimum 1¼ oz zinc per square foot coating to a variety of steel components such as gates, brackets, management‑yard cages, and stair stringers. All labor, materials, equipment, transportation, insurance, and related expenses must be bundled in the rates submitted. The contractor must be located within 200 miles of the prison, hold appropriate California licenses, meet ASTM A123/A123M‑24 specifications, and comply with extensive safety, security, TB‑testing, PREA, and insurance requirements. The contract is a three‑year, fixed‑price award valued at approximately $585,000, with a requirement for small‑business and DVBE preference incentives. Bids are due electronically by October 2 2026.
• Scope includes full HDG preparation, coating, and quality‑control for steel structures on a “call‑out” basis.
• Contractor must provide all rates on Exhibit B‑1, meet ASTM A123 standards, and handle logistics for delivery/pick‑up via CDCR.
• Must satisfy numerous certifications (small‑business, DVBE, Darfur, civil‑rights, GenAI disclosure) and maintain $1 M general liability, $1 M auto liability, and workers’ compensation coverage.