Arizona Crossing Construction

The contract titled Arizona Crossing Construction involves the construction of a designated crossing structure, likely a low-water crossing or reinforced roadway, designed to safely span a waterway. The scope of work includes foundational construction, pavement installation, and the integration of drainage systems to ensure long-term stability and environmental compliance. Though the title references Arizona, the place of performance is clearly identified as Lancaster, California, and the contracting agency is the California Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, indicating the project is managed under California’s infrastructure priorities despite the misleading title. The NAICS code 237310 confirms the work falls under water and wastewater construction, aligning with transportation and hydraulic infrastructure standards. This is a subcontract award posted on July 14, 2026, and is accessible through a California state portal, suggesting it is part of a larger public works initiative managed through state oversight. There is no set-aside designation specified, meaning the contract is open to any qualified subcontractor without preference based on business size or ownership. The absence of contact information and specific solicitation details implies the subcontract was awarded under a master agreement or pre-existing procurement framework. The project’s location in Lancaster places it within the arid high desert region, requiring materials and designs capable of withstanding extreme temperature fluctuations and infrequent but potentially intense runoff events. All deliverables must meet California’s stringent construction and environmental regulations, particularly concerning waterway crossings and stormwater management.