Bluff Top Slope Repair

The project involves unclassified excavation work including saw cutting, removal, and disposal of asphalt, vegetation, and debris, with existing soil being excavated and stockpiled on site for reinstallation, while additional soil will be imported as needed. The slope will be reconstructed using slope benches reinforced with Geogrid, and the entire slope face will be covered with geojute erosion control fabric, complemented by drought-resistant landscaping. A new 4-zone irrigation system will be installed by connecting to the existing water line, utilizing a temporary solar-powered controller, with all necessary conduits, valves, and appurtenances provided by the contractor. The paving of a 4-inch asphalt overlay over a compacted subgrade will be completed, featuring a redwood header along the edge. The contractor is responsible for implementing and maintaining erosion control measures and best management practices in accordance with the Water Pollution Control Program (WPCP). Staging will be confined to a designated area north of the lower beach path, enclosed with temporary fencing and a wind screen. Throughout construction, the contractor must ensure continuous pedestrian access of at least 12 feet on the upper beach path, providing traffic control plans and personnel such as flaggers when vehicles move along the paths. All equipment and materials used for maintaining access must be removed upon completion. The contractor is also tasked with providing and managing all traffic control measures during the project, ensuring access to both the lower and upper beach paths at all times. The project is solicited under the title "Bluff Top Slope Repair," with a response deadline of October 21, 2025, and a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. The primary contact for the project is Joe Fuentes, reachable via email or phone.