Cajalco Road & Carroll Street Traffic Signal Project

The Riverside County Transportation Department is undertaking a traffic signal installation project at the intersection of Cajalco Road and Carroll Street in the Mead Valley area of Riverside County, California, under Work Order D30115C and Task Code Z1530. The scope includes installing traffic signal poles and mast-arms, signal cabinets, pullboxes, minor pavement widening, removal of existing striping and signage, and installation of new pavement markings, retroreflective markers, and traffic signs. The work is classified as a covered activity under the Western Riverside Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan, requiring compliance with Best Management Practices in Appendix C, including pre-construction surveys for Burrowing Owls and migratory birds during breeding season, in accordance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Project execution is exempted under CEQA Section 15301(c) as an existing facility improvement with no expansion of roadway use, and a $50 fee was paid to file the Notice of Exemption on July 8, 2025, the same date the work order was issued and signed. The project is administered locally without application of Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, and no formal contract type, estimated value, or pricing structure is specified in the documentation. Payment is processed through an internal county journal voucher system with a remittance address for documentation returns, and no electronic invoicing or formal contracting officer roles are designated. All work is performed under county supervision, with no identified contractor or offeror, and no procurement competition details, evaluation factors, or socioeconomic set-asides are available. Submissions are to be mailed to a physical address, and the only referenced supporting documents are the Notice of Exemption and an authorization to bill by journal voucher. The place of performance is clearly defined as the subject intersection in Riverside County, with no FOB terms, packaging, preservation, or military standards applicable to the scope. All requirements are focused on environmental compliance, local transportation standards, and administrative procedural adherence under county jurisdiction.