California Aqueduct Reach 7 Kings County Sign Removal and Replacement

Kings County is authorized to remove and replace two damaged object marker signs within the Department of Water Resources right-of-way along the California Aqueduct in Kings County, specifically at milepost 167.36 on the right side and milepost 169.40 on the left side. The work involves excavating around each sign using hand tools, disposing of the removed signs at an offsite location, enlarging the excavation holes to approximately four feet deep and one foot in diameter using an auger, installing new replacement signs, and backfilling and compacting the surrounding soil to restore the area. The project is conducted under a California Environmental Quality Act categorical exemption, recognizing the activity as a minor alteration with negligible environmental impact. No formal contract pricing, line items, or financial details are provided, indicating this is an administrative encroachment permit action rather than a competitive procurement. Work is to be performed at the specified locations along the aqueduct with inspection and acceptance occurring on-site by the Department of Water Resources. The project was posted on July 30, 2025, with no defined performance period, delivery schedule, or FOB terms due to its nature as a localized field task. Contact for the project is Mark McDaniel of the Department of Water Resources, and the work is coordinated through the San Luis Field Division located in Gustine, California. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, subcontracting plans, socioeconomic certifications, or special contractual requirements are applicable or included in the documentation.