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Approve Design-Build Agreement from Request for Proposal 2512 with Cal-City Construction, Inc., Cerritos, for $2,732,362, plus 10 percent change order authority in the amount of $273,236.20 for total not-to-exceed $3,005,598.20 for renovation of Fairmount Park Armory Building for term of 450 days after notice to proceed issuance - Supplemental appropriation - Five affirmative votes required (Ward 1)

Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Agenda Ready Introduced July 9, 2026

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Held by
Cal-City Construction 3 records across this site
Amount
$273K
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
rfp
Field
Construction

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Approve contingency increase to Request for Proposal 2381 Design-Build Agreement with Cal-City Construction, Inc., Cerritos, for $35,000, for revised … $35K Riverside, CA 2023-2024 United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Annual Action Plan amendment to allocate $400,695 of Community Development B… $201K Riverside, CA
Committee
City Council
Requested by
Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
Introduced
July 9, 2026
On agenda
August 11, 2026

Where it was heard

City Council Aug 11, 2026 City Council Aug 11, 2026

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