Bridge Preventive Maintenance Work

The project involves preventive maintenance work on 15 bridge locations along I-15 and I-40 in San Bernardino County, California, aimed at preserving structural integrity through cost-effective, non-expansive interventions to delay or prevent major rehabilitation. Work includes applying polyester concrete overlays to bridge decks, installing new joint seals, patching spalled concrete, repaving bridge approach asphalt up to 30 feet from abutments, and constructing pavement transition tapers adjacent to overlay areas. All activities occur within Caltrans right-of-way and are designed to minimize disruption while extending service life. The project is classified under CEQA Class 1(d), Section 15301, qualifying for a categorical exemption due to its minor, routine nature with no significant environmental impact. Contract administration is managed by Caltrans, District 8 – San Bernardino/Riverside, with Malisa Lieng, Senior Environmental Planner, serving as the primary point of contact. The contract has no solicitation number and is identified as a forecast notice, with no pricing, contract value, or detailed payment or invoicing information provided. The place of performance is strictly limited to the specified highway corridors in San Bernardino County, and no delivery, packaging, or marking requirements are outlined. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities fall directly on Caltrans, with no formalized third-party or contractor-specific oversight mechanisms described. There is no mention of evaluation factors, award methodology, contract type, period of performance, or special requirements such as key personnel, options, or organizational conflict clauses. Submission of required environmental documentation, including a Notice of Exemption, is handled via paper mail to Sacramento, with no electronic submission or digital filing system referenced. No offeror certifications, socioeconomic designations, or unique entity identifiers are included, as this appears to be an agency-initiated forecast rather than an open solicitation.