10-1U910 State Route 132 Rehabilitation

The California Department of Transportation, District 10 - Stockton, is proposing a pavement rehabilitation project on State Route 132 in Mariposa and Tuolumne Counties, covering Postmiles 0.0 through R4.7 and PM 6.0 through R7.636 respectively. The work will involve applying a Cape Seal overlay using recycled asphalt pavement to restore the roadway surface, preceded by targeted dig-outs and repairs with Hot Mix Asphalt Type A to address localized pavement damage. Additional scope includes replacement of main line striping, installation of shoulder backing, replacement of HMA dikes, and capping of intact dikes, all conducted entirely within Caltrans Right of Way. The primary objective is to halt further deterioration of the highway surface and extend the structural life of SR 132 by addressing existing failures and strengthening the pavement system. The project is officially titled 10-1U910 State Route 132 Rehabilitation and was posted as a forecast on July 13, 2026. It is managed by Caltrans District 10, with Maria Garcia Lopez serving as the primary point of contact as Environmental Scientist, reachable via phone and email. While no solicitation number or set aside details are provided, the project is planned for execution within California state boundaries and is part of Caltrans’s ongoing infrastructure preservation strategy. All activities are designed to maintain safety, functionality, and longevity of the corridor without requiring land acquisition beyond the existing right of way.