Buckman Road Bridge Replacement Project

The Buckman Road Bridge Replacement Project involves the demolition of a structurally deficient single-lane timber bridge over North Fork Duck Creek in Farmington, California, and its replacement with a new 43.5-foot-long, 25.5-foot-wide single-span cast-in-place reinforced concrete bridge featuring a 10-foot travel lane and two 6-foot shoulders. Construction activities include vegetation clearing, pile driving, grading, paving, and the installation of rock slope protection, with a temporary low-water crossing composed of corrugated metal pipes and aggregate fill being installed 20 feet west of the existing structure to maintain site access during construction. The project is governed by the California Fish and Game Code Section 1602 through Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification SJN-59468-R2, executed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on January 26, 2026, and is subject to a Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA to ensure no significant environmental impact. San Joaquin County serves as the Lead Agency while CDFW acts as the Responsible Agency, overseeing compliance with environmental regulations and mitigation conditions. Although the project is publicly forecasted with a posted date of January 27, 2026, no formal contract value, pricing, award basis, or detailed performance timeline has been disclosed. Contract administration details such as payment instructions, invoicing systems, accounting codes, and designated COR or PCO roles are not provided, and no standard FAR clauses, special contract requirements, or solicitation instructions are included in the documentation. The point of performance is clearly defined at Buckman Road, Farmington, CA, with contacts for environmental oversight including Hailey Donaldson and Brian Newburg, yet no offeror representations, size certifications, or UEI/CAGE information are available, indicating the current material functions as a project notification rather than a formal procurement contract.