500 Block Oak Street Widening (NCP2410D)

The project at the 500 block of Oak Street in Monterey, California, involves the complete reconstruction of public infrastructure including demolition of existing concrete pathways, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, inlets, and asphalt roadway, followed by the installation of new concrete and asphalt elements, relocation of a water irrigation system, and addition of new manholes and signage. Ground disturbance is limited to a maximum depth of twelve feet, with strict adherence to environmental and archaeological protocols. The project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class 1, consistent with CEQA Guidelines Article 19, Section 15301, and requires a Phase I Archeological Assessment by Dudek prior to any digging. Should human remains be discovered, work must halt immediately, and authorities including tribal representatives must be notified before any further activity. The City of Monterey is the procuring agency, with Christy Sabdo, Principal Planner, listed as the primary point of contact. Performance is confined to the identified location in Monterey, ZIP 93940, with no payment, invoicing, or contract administration details provided beyond the agency code dbf435ef. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, evaluation factors, pricing data, or contract type are specified, as this is a state-funded municipal construction project governed by local and CEQA requirements rather than federal procurement standards. The submission deadline for related notices was October 31, 2025, with required documentation to be filed with state and county offices, though no electronic submission method or detailed proposal format is outlined.