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07-0Y980 Highway Maintenance Culvert Lining Project

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Caltrans District 7 is proposing the Highway Maintenance Culvert Lining Project to restore and repair 11 culvert sites across Routes 23, 33, and 101 in Ventura County. The project aims to enhance safety and prevent ponding, flooding, and erosion by addressing structural deterioration caused by age, clogging, and degradation. To achieve this, the agency will employ Cast-In-Place Pipeliner, Machine Spiral Wound Pipeliner, and Spray-In-Place Pipeliner methods. This forecast project does not require the acquisition of new right-of-way or the relocation of public utilities. The initiative is managed by Caltrans in California, with Hannah Tram serving as the primary point of contact.

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Caltrans District 7 will repair 11 Ventura County culverts using various lining methods.

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California → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles
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California → Caltrans, District 7 - Los Angeles
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Hannah TramEnvironmental Scientist

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Caltrans is proposing a highway maintenance project to install culvert lining along Routes 23, 33, and 101 at various locations within Ventura County. The proposed project will improve safety by restoring culvert health and preventing structural deterioration of the culverts which will prevent ponding, flooding, and erosion. The proposed work will utilize methods of Cast-In-Place Pipeliner (CIPP), Machine Spiral Wound Pipeliner (MSWPP), and Spray-In-Place Pipeliner (SIPP) to line and repair 11 culvert sites that have lost serviceability due to clogging, age, and degradation. No public utilities will be relocated, and no new right-of-way will be acquired.

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