Avalon Gardens – Maintenance and Safety Repairs Project

The City of Los Angeles Housing Authority is executing a comprehensive modernization project at Avalon Gardens in Los Angeles under funding code CA16P004-501-26 to upgrade aging public housing units and surrounding infrastructure. The scope includes full ADA compliance enhancements for all dwelling units, asbestos abatement, tile replacement, exterior cladding and painting, repairs and reconstruction of concrete walkways, parking lots, sidewalks, and interior streets, as well as routine interior modernizations. Electrical systems will be upgraded, fire damage repaired, and lead-based paint and mold stabilized and removed to meet environmental safety standards. The project also involves replacing all aging gas, water, and sewer utility lines, installing new 20-year warranted roofs, and enhancing safety and security with surveillance cameras, exterior lighting, and perimeter fencing. Playground equipment, exercise stations, and fencing will be upgraded to improve community amenities. The project is situated at 701 E. 88th Place, Los Angeles, CA 90002, with all work performed on-site and accepted by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. Environmental compliance is governed by CEQA Section 15301, Class 1(a)(d), which provides a categorical exemption for minor alterations to existing public facilities, eliminating the need for a full environmental impact report. While the funding source and detailed scope are clearly defined, no contract value, pricing data, period of performance, or formal solicitation number has been specified, and the document is classified as a forecast rather than an active procurement. There are no identified FAR clauses, evaluation factors, special contract requirements, or standard representations and certifications typically found in federal contracts, suggesting this is an internally managed municipal project governed by state law and local oversight. The primary point of contact is Shelly Lo, Environmental Supervisor, who coordinates environmental compliance and project execution with no designated COR, COTR, or PCO formally identified in the documentation.