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BI 0107 Channel Invert Repairs/East Canyon Channel Wall Repairs

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NOE_BI 107 Channel Invert Repair - East Canyon Channel Wall Repairs (Signed)State & Local

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The BI 0107 Channel Invert Repairs and East Canyon Channel Wall Repairs project, managed by the Los Angeles County Flood Control District and administered through the Los Angeles County Public Works Stormwater Maintenance Division, involves critical maintenance and improvements at three sites in Pacoima and Mission Hills. The scope of work is designed to eliminate flow restrictions and prevent further structural damage. At Location 1, the project includes replacing, regrading, and recompacting a 300 square foot trapezoidal segment. Location 2 requires the in-kind replacement of approximately 41 feet of damaged wall panels using temporary shoring. Location 3 involves installing three 15-foot steel braces, drilling and bonding dowels at the splitter wall base, and applying epoxy filler to joints and cracks. Construction is scheduled to take place over a six-month period during the dry season, from April 2026 through October 2026. The contractor may work on all three locations concurrently in a single phase, utilizing water diversion if necessary to manage incidental summertime flow. This project is classified under NAICS code 237990 and is exempt from CEQA as it consists of repairs to existing flood control structures without altering their capacity or use. Primary administrative oversight is provided by Assistant Deputy Director Dai Bui and Civil Engineer Kevin Woods.

General Info

LACFCD channel repairs in Pacoima and Mission Hills from April to October 2026.

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California → Los Angeles County Public Works

Place of Performance

Telfair Ave and Branford (Location 1) & San Fernando Mission Blvd and Sharp Ave, Los Angeles, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Public Works
Contacts1 person available
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California → Los Angeles County Public Works
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Kevin WoodsCivil Engineer

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The proposed project consists of maintenance repairs and improvements to BI 0107 (Location 1) and the East Canyon Channel (Location 2 and 3) to eliminate flow restrictions and any further damage to the surroundings. The proposed project scope for Location 1 includes replacing, regrading and recompacting approximately 300 square feet of a trapezoidal segment. Location 2 includes replacing approximately 41-feet of existing damaged wall panels in-kind, from panel joint to panel joint, requiring the use and installation of temporary shoring. Location 3 includes repairing and installing three 15-foot steel braces between the splitter wall and the southerly wall, drilling and bonding dowels at the bottom of the splitter wall and filling any joints or cracks in the wall with epoxy filler. Construction is anticipated to take approximately six (6) months during the dry season, starting in April 2026 through October 2026. All three locations may be worked on concurrently based on the contractor’s preference and will be worked in one phase. If necessary, water diversion will be used to divert any incidental summertime flow during repairs.

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