0P040 Traffic Calming for San Bernardino County

The project involves implementing traffic-calming measures on State Routes 2, 18, 38, and 330 in San Bernardino County, California, with the goal of reducing fatal and serious-injury collisions. Work includes installing new warning signs, radar speed feedback signs, and speed reduction pavement markings, as well as upsizing existing roadside signs by either replacing single signposts with larger ones or switching to dual-post configurations to support increased signage size. The initiative is being carried out by the California Department of Transportation, District 8, under a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1(f), which allows for minor alterations to existing facilities for safety purposes without requiring a full environmental review. All work will be performed on-site along the designated state routes, and the agency has identified its Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento as the submission point for related documents, though no formal solicitation number, contracting value, or submission deadline are provided in the available information. While the contract is classified as a forecast and lacks detailed financial, evaluation, or clause information typically found in awarded contracts, it reflects a public safety-driven infrastructure improvement following standard Caltrans and MUTCD-aligned practices. There are no specified packaging, payment, invoicing, or personnel requirements outlined, and no offeror certifications, socioeconomic set-asides, or special contract clauses such as options or conflicts of interest provisions are included, indicating a streamlined, non-federal procurement process focused on local safety enhancement.