43304_HQ_Project A- Restore TBMPs on various routes in San Diego County

Caltrans District 11 in San Diego County is undertaking the restoration of 11 bioswales along SR-76 and one Austin Sand Filter Vault along I-5 to their original as-built condition as part of a larger effort involving 72 total locations across the region, with this project being split due to timing constraints. The work includes removing existing vegetation, regrading the soil, applying soil amendments, and re-seeding with a native plant mix for the bioswales, while the Austin Sand Filter Vault requires removal of vegetation and complete replacement of the silica sand treatment media. This effort is classified as routine maintenance with no expansion of existing infrastructure, qualifying under CEQA Class 1 exemption (14 CCR 15301) and NEPA categorical exclusion (23 CFR 771.117), and compliance is governed by the Environmental Commitments Record. All work is performed in-place at the project sites located in San Diego County, with inspection and acceptance occurring on-site where restoration activities are completed. There is no specified contract value, pricing structure, or formal contract type provided, and no details on solicitation procedures, submission deadlines, or offeror requirements are included in the available documentation. The project is administered by Caltrans personnel including Morgan Tusa as Environmental Scientist and Van Nguyen as Project Manager, with no subcontracting, procurement awards, or contractor-specific obligations identified. Environmental compliance documentation was certified in January 2026, and while the project is referenced under an EA/PID of 11-43304, no formal solicitation number, contract clause references, packaging or marking requirements, inspection criteria, or evaluation factors have been included in the provided materials.