Bedel Street (4600 Block) Upslope Debris Wall

This project involves constructing a debris wall and related improvements along the east side of Bedel Street in Woodland Hills, California, approximately 1.5 miles southeast of Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Ventura Boulevard. The scope includes building a 172-foot-long, seven-foot-high upslope debris wall or bulkhead in two sections, utilizing CIDH piles, steel wide-flange beams, precast concrete lagging panels, and architectural finishes. Additionally, the project requires reconstructing a section of asphalt pavement and installing an asphalt berm to enhance slope stability and safety. Only five prequalified contractors—Calex Engineering, Clarke Contracting, Jilk Heavy Construction, Mike Prlich & Sons, and Mladen Buntich Construction—are eligible to bid as the prime contractor, with the bid package available exclusively through the RAMP platform for those on the planholder list. The solicitation, titled "Bedel Street (4600 Block) Upslope Debris Wall," was posted on June 12, 2024, with a deadline for responses set for July 17, 2024. The project is managed by the Los Angeles Public Works Engineering Bureau, with a contract size estimated between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Interested bidders can find detailed scope and bid package information through the provided online link and are encouraged to download the bid package if prequalified. The project aims to improve slope stability and roadway safety through targeted construction and reconstruction efforts.