BRISBANE LIVING SHORELINE

The San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority is seeking to fund a living shoreline restoration project along approximately 1.5 miles of the Brisbane shoreline in San Mateo County, California, aimed at rehabilitating eelgrass and native oyster habitats. The project will involve gathering baseline ecological and physical data to inform design efforts, developing 30% design plans, and completing all necessary environmental review documentation to meet regulatory requirements. Extensive regulatory and community engagement activities are planned to ensure alignment with local stakeholders and compliance with permitting frameworks, including the preparation of draft permit applications needed to move forward with implementation. This initiative, titled the Brisbane Living Shoreline, is being managed by the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority and is posted as a forecast opportunity with a posted date of June 16, 2026. The project is located entirely within Brisbane, California, and the primary point of contact is Alexis Barrera, Project Manager, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries. While no solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned yet, the project represents a strategic effort to enhance coastal resilience and restore critical aquatic ecosystems along the Bay’s edge.