Project Summary: Renovation of Capitola Community Center
The renovation of the Capitola Community Center aims to rejuvenate a vital space that has served the community since the 1980s. This center not only hosts a plethora of recreational programs, meetings, and events but also accommodates crucial city services such as the Recreation Division offices and functions as an evacuation shelter during emergencies.
The Capitola Community Center is undergoing a major renovation to modernize the building, improve accessibility, and support a wider range of programming and public use. Located at Jade Street Park, the updated facility will continue to serve as a vital gathering space for classes, meetings, and community events.
The Department of Public Works for the City of Capitola is currently advertising for proposals for Landscape Services the following project:
Lower 41st Avenue Median Landscaping
General work description:
This Request for Proposals (RFP), issued by the City of Capitola (City), invites responses from qualified, experienced landscape professionals to design and install non-irrigated improvements for existing traffic medians on 41st Avenue between Capitola Road and Reposa Avenue.
The City of Capitola (“City”) invites all licensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the City for inclusion on the City’s 2026 Calendar Year list of qualified bidders for the City’s informally bid projects (“Qualified Bidders List”) under the California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act (“CUPCCAA”).
Interested contractors must complete and electronically submit the City’s Informal Bidding Qualified Bidders List Application (“Informal Bidding Application”) to be considered for inclusion on the Qualified Bidders List.
Capitola's Finance Department is seeking proposals from qualified public depositories (a state or national bank in CA) to provide a variety of commercial banking services. Proposals due 4/26/2024.
The City of Capitola is currently constructing the Capitola Wharf Resiliency and Public Access Project, aimed at repairing damage and improving the longevity of the historic Capitola Wharf. As part of this effort, the Capitola Wharf Interpretive Signage Project, a partnership project between the City and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, supports the development and installation of interpretive signage to promote public education and community engagement. At this time, the City is seeking public feedback on the educational content that will be included on the signage.
Capitola's Finance Department is seeking proposals from qualified certified public accounting firms for the preparation of financial and compliance audits. Proposals due 3/1/2024.
