Alturas, Bogard Buildings Roof Replacement

The California Department of Transportation, specifically District 2 in Redding, is planning to replace roofs at maintenance station buildings in Alturas and Bogard as part of a state-funded initiative to address aging infrastructure. These roofs have reached the end of their service life due to age and normal wear, leading to leaks and potential structural damage, and the replacement work is intended to prevent further deterioration while extending the lifespan of the facilities. The project is focused solely on roof replacement to ensure the continued functionality and integrity of the buildings, with no mention of additional construction or major renovations. The effort is driven by the need to maintain operational readiness of critical maintenance assets in the region. The forecast for this project was posted on August 18, 2025, and is being managed through Caltrans District 2, with point of contact David Hunt, Associate Environmental Planner, available via phone and email for inquiries. The work is to be performed in California, though specific city-level locations beyond Alturas and Bogard are not detailed. No solicitation number has been issued yet, and the procurement is still in the forecasting stage, indicating that formal bidding has not begun. The project is funded entirely through state resources and does not involve federal funding or set-asides for small or disadvantaged businesses, with no NAICS code or organizational type specified at this time. Information about the project can be accessed through the provided Caltrans CEQA network link.