CSA 30 & 32 Well Site Improvements and Manganese Treatment The project consists of, in general, furnishing all labor, materials and equipment necessary to construct well site improvements at two communities within Fresno County. The work at each location will consist of the demolition of existing facilities, site grading, furnishing and installation of booster pumps, manganese treatment facilities, hydropneumatic tanks, site electrical facilities and incidentals to complete the work described in the Plans and the Specifications. County Service Areas 30 & 32 El Porvenir & Cantua Creek County of Fresno Westside Groundwater Project State Water Resources Control Board Project Number: 1000359-005C

Department of Behavioral Health Olive Ave Campus Remodel The County of Fresno is requesting competitive RFQ Prequalification Questionnaires to pre-qualify prospective Design-Build Entities (D-B Entity) for: Design and remodel of an existing 115,000 square foot office building tenant improvement including site repairs, building exterior repairs, and accessibility improvements. The existing building has tilt-up concrete exterior walls and wood framed exterior walls with standard face brick veneer. Previously a telecommunications center, the existing building also includes approximately 105,300 square feet of raised access flooring system at 12 inches above a recessed concrete slab. The renovated building will include adult and children behavioral health service suites, adult and children urgent care suites, medical and records support suites, a children’s daycare, and staff offices. Interior improvements include but are not limited to treatment rooms, telemedicine rooms, medical exam rooms, high-density records storage, open offices, staff offices, conference rooms, and break rooms. Partial demolition has been completed.

Millerton Road Striping and Signage Improvements The project consists, in general, of removing existing striping, fog sealing, installing rumble strips, re-striping and adding signage to Millerton Road, near Marina Drive.

The work to be done consists, in general, of replacing the existing aging hydropneumatic tank with all the appurtenant work for the Waterworks District 41 (WWD41) – Shaver Lake potable water distribution system.

The work to be done consists, in general, of pumping, hauling and properly disposing approximately 800,000 gallons of sludge and scarifying and hauling and properly disposing approximately 700 tons of soil from the bottom of the existing aeration sewer treatment pond.