2026 Bridge Maintenance Project

The 2026 Bridge Maintenance Project is a planned initiative by the Town of Truckee, California, focused on routine maintenance and concrete repair of two existing bridge structures—Summit Creek Bridge and Donner Creek Bridge—with no alterations, expansions, or functional changes proposed. The project is classified as ministerial under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301(c) and (d), qualifying for a categorical exemption due to its nature as ordinary maintenance that preserves the current condition of the infrastructure. All work will be performed on-site at Truckee, California, with acceptance also occurring at the project locations. The Town of Truckee serves as both the project applicant and the approving public agency, with Chloe Myers, Engineering Technician 1, designated as the primary point of contact. Slater Stewart is identified as the contractor performing the work, though formal roles such as Contracting Officer’s Representative or Procuring Contracting Officer are not clearly established in the documentation. The project’s scope is limited to structural preservation and does not reference specific construction standards like Caltrans, ASTM, or AASHTO, relying instead on compliance with CEQA and applicable California Public Resources Code provisions. There is no publicly available contract value, pricing data, or detailed payment or invoicing instructions, and no formal solicitation or contract number has been issued. The documentation includes an executed Notice of Exemption but lacks detailed contract clauses, evaluation factors, packaging requirements, or representation and certification forms typically found in federal procurement documents. Performance period, delivery terms, submission deadlines, and electronic submission portals are not specified, suggesting a streamlined administrative process aligned with state-level environmental exemptions rather than a full federal acquisition framework.