In plain English
The San Bernardino International Airport is seeking a contractor to redesign aircraft parking on its general aviation ramp. Work includes removing and installing aircraft tie-downs and fencing, repairing concrete, and removing and adding airfield markings. The site is access-restricted; the superintendent and foreman must obtain airport badges, with the contractor responsible for related checks, testing, and fees. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for November 5, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.; a Class A, B, or C-12 license is required.
About this bid
This solicitation represents a re-bid of the project titled General Aviation Ramp Parking Re-Design Project, originally due on August 13, 2026. The scope of work has been revised and increased from the original submission. The project site is located within the airport’s general aviation hangar leaseholds. The work consists of aircraft tie down removals and installation, fence removal and installation, concrete repairs, airfield marking removals, and new airfield markings for aircraft parking. Project site is located on the San Bernardino International Airport. Access is restricted, the job Superintendent and Foreman are required to obtain airport access badging. The badging process…
Details
- Agency
- San Bernardino Int'l Airport
- NAICS
- 236220 · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- Classification (PSC)
- Commercial and Institutional Building Construction; Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction; Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors; Other Airport Operations
- Place of performance
- San Bernardino, California
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