115 Hawthorne Drive – Murderer’s Creek Bank Stabilization Project (Notification of Lake or Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-CCA-55135-R3)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-CCA-55135-R3 to Richard Davies for the 115 Hawthorne Drive – Murderer’s Creek Bank Stabilization Project in Pleasant Hill, California. The project involves replacing three aging wooden retaining walls and installing a new stormwater outfall along Murderer’s Creek, a tributary to Grayson Creek in Contra Costa County. All work will be confined to vegetation removal, grading, demolition of existing structures, and construction of new wooden walls with lateral and vertical supports, waterproof membranes, and gravel back drains. Additional activities include installing and removing cofferdams, placing boulder revetments around the new outfall, and restoring disturbed areas through revegetation. Equipment use is restricted to manual handling, wheelbarrows, small skidsteers, and a bucket excavator with an articulated thumb; no trees will be removed. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under California’s CEQA regulations as a replacement of existing structures and construction of a small facility. The work site is at latitude 37.93851° and longitude -122.07265°, and all activities must comply with the terms of the issued agreement under Fish and Game Code Section 1602. The contract does not specify a monetary value, payment terms, or traditional federal procurement elements such as FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or contracting officer details. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, through Region 3 – Bay Delta, is the overseeing agency with Torrey Soland designated as the primary contact for environmental compliance. Richard Davies is identified as the project implementer, with no formal appointment of a contracting officer’s representative or procurement contracting officer listed. No formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, or invoicing instructions are provided, and while a submission deadline of July 23, 2025 is noted, the actual performance period remains undefined. Documentation references EPIMS-CCA-55135-R3 as the official identifier and confirms compliance through state-level environmental permits but does not include federal certifications, packaging standards, military specifications, or formal contract clauses. The absence of Section I, D, F, G, H, K, or M content underscores this as a state environmental regulatory authorization rather than a competitive federal acquisition.