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The Engineering Services Division is comprised of three sections:
Development Review & Permitting
Notice of Bid Results
Greenwood Avenue at Watcher Avenue Roundabout Project
The City of Commerce opened bids for the Greenwood Avenue at Watcher Avenue Roundabout Project on October 2, 2025. A total of seven (7) bids were received and publicly read. The results shown below reflect the calculated and corrected bid amounts based on the City’s review.
|
Bidder |
Total Bid Amount |
|
DASH Construction Company, Inc. |
$181,622.00 |
|
Gentry General Engineering, Inc. |
$200,075.00 |
|
Axion Group |
$217,274.70 |
|
Nesbou Homes |
$233,252.00 |
|
Toro Enterprises, Inc. |
$250,019.00 |
|
Gentry Brothers, Inc. |
$261,295.00 |
|
Vido Samarzich, Inc. |
$268,090.00 |
The bids are currently under review for responsiveness and compliance with the project specifications. The City will issue a formal recommendation for award following completion of the evaluation process.
Clean CA Grant Funded Project Update - Art Work/Murals on Caltrans Bridge
The mural work at the Leonis pedestrian tunnel and the Triggs Underpass are anticipated to start on:
Monday, May 5, 2025, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday thru Friday
The project is expected to take about 4 months to complete unless unforeseen conditions require a longer time.
RFP - Call for Artist Crosswalk Art Program
RFP - Call for Artists - Addendum 1
RFP - Call for Artists - Addendum 2
RFP - Call for Artists - Addendum 3
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PROJECTS IN PROGRESS:
Slauson Avenue Corridor Improvements
Randolph Corridor Improvements
This is a multi-agency project and the first meeting was held recently with the cities of Bell, Huntington Park, Commerce and the County of Los Angeles. This Project is expected to take approximately 40 months to complete.
If you wish to obtain more information, please contact the Public Works Department at 323-722-4805 / 4451.
Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Project
Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Project