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The project consists of the removal of existing fencing and netting, installation of approximately 275 linear feet of 30-foot-tall protective netting with foundations, and installation of approximately 133 linear feet of chain-link fence around a portion of the Albert Park baseball field. Engineer's Estimate: $210,000.

As described in the plans and specifications, the project scope of work consists of two retaining wall sites located on Southern Heights Boulevard and Pearce Road. Improvements include a retaining wall along the edge of the road, roadway resurfacing, drainage improvements, and a new roadside safety barrier (guardrail). Estimated Cost: $880,000

The City of San Rafael is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to provide construction management, inspection, and material testing services for its Rotary Manor Culvert Replacement Project. The Project scope of work consists of the following elements as more fully shown in plans: • Removal of an existing arch CMP culvert on the Rotary Manor property • Construction of a new cast-in-place reinforced concrete box culvert • Restoration of the affected property grounds • Compliance with regulatory permits concerning construction within the creek

The City of San Rafael (City) is soliciting written proposals from qualified firms to provide LiDAR 360-degree street level data of the public right-of-way to capture and inventory City assets for use with the City’s Geographic Information System (GIS).

The City of San Rafael hereby requests proposals for the Downtown Public Library Modernization Project. The Project will require creative approaches to reimagine and revitalize the existing spaces at the library, and the expertise of multiple disciplines including but not limited to architecture, engineering, and interior design. The project design scope includes the following elements as described in the RFP: • Addressing restroom and plumbing deficiencies • Installing a fire suppression system • Addressing ADA compliance requirements • Upgrading electrical systems to meet current code • Repairing deficiencies in existing flooring • Improving layout and functionality of all public spaces • Replacing most fixed shelving with mobile shelving to improve flow and usability • Relocating/reconfiguring the Children’s services, the Adult and Teen sections, public computing, 3D printing and the Memory Lab • Developing a reading room and programming space • Identifying additional options to integrate modern library services • Creating media hotel to work with automated materials handling (AMH) system and Intelligent Media Management System (IMMS™) • Evaluating the feasibility of recreating the original entrance to the historic Carnegie wing