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Inspector of Record Services
- Budget
- $100,000 – $500,000
Estimate- Location
- California, United States
- Posted
- Nov 2, 2026
SUMMARY
The District is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide Inspector of Record (IOR) services for K-8 educational projects.
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DESCRIPTION
The District requires an Inspector of Record to provide continuous on-site inspection services, ensure compliance with Title 24 California Code of Regulations and DSA requirements, manage special inspections, review contractor submittals, maintain job files, and provide verified and semi-monthly reports. The IOR will act as a liaison between the District, Architect, and Contractor to ensure construction is completed according to approved plans and specifications.
KEY REQUIREMENTS
- Must be legally permitted and properly licensed to conduct business in the State of California
- Must have prior services furnished in the last ten years on a minimum of five K-8 educational projects
- Must certify that no official or employee of the firm has ever been convicted of an ethics violation
- Must provide a comprehensive five-year summary of the firm's litigation, arbitration, and negotiated/settled history
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