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Interior Glazing Subcontract for UCLA Acosta Operations Center

University of California, Los Angeles — Capital ProgramsLos Angeles, California#942403.01 (BP 04)

UCLA is soliciting bids from qualified Interior Glazing subcontractors for the Acosta Operations Center renovation at 410 Charles E. Young Drive West, Westwood, CA. The scope includes fire-rated window and sidelite glazing installation, fabrication, delivery, and full assembly. Work occurs in an occupied building with noise restrictions and may require night or weekend work. The successful bidder must hold a current California C-17 Glazing Contractor license. Bids must be submitted via BuildingConnected by November 6, 2026, at 12:00 PM PT. The estimated cost is $45,000.00. The project is subject to prevailing wage and labor code compliance.

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Overview

Due: Nov 6, 2026
Time stated in bid documents: Nov 6, 2026, 12:00 PM Pacific Time
Submission: electronic portal
Documents analyzed: 4 published · 2 analyzed
Required submission items: 3 items · full checklist with Pro

Scope of work

Install fire-rated window glazing in new technical operations center
Install sidelite glazing in interior partitions and doors
Fabricate, deliver, and fully assemble all glazing components
Comply with LEED-ID+C certification requirements
Perform work during restricted hours, including nights and weekends

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238190

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The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is seeking sealed bids from qualified Interior Glazing subcontractors for the renovation of the Acosta Training Center at 410 Charles E. Young Drive West, Westwood, CA. The scope includes full assembly of windows and sidelites, including fabrication, delivery, installation, testing, labeling, touch-up, and closeout. The project is part of a larger renovation of 2,738 gross square feet at the ground floor of the Acosta Training Center, which includes demolition of six vacant offices (2,321 assignable square feet), new interior partitions, doors, flooring, ceilings, wall finishes, and modifications to mechanical, electrical, fire sprinkler, and fire alarm systems. The project requires compliance with LEED-ID+C minimum certification, hazmat abatement, and night/weekend work to minimize disruption.