CCF Station 244 Temporary Repair (OM-DFD-2025-018)

The Department of Water Resources is undertaking a temporary repair at Station 244 of the Clifton Court Forebay Dam in Byron, California, to address an eroded section of the interior soil cement liner measuring approximately 30 feet in length and 25 feet in height. The work involves placing geotextile bags and Super-Sack bags filled with clean crushed rock or pea gravel using boom trucks, small cranes, or forklifts, followed by manual packing into the void to restore structural integrity. All activities are confined within the DWR right of way and are classified as routine maintenance under a CEQA Class 1 categorical exemption, eliminating the need for further environmental review. The project is executed by a combination of DWR staff and contracted divers, with no formal solicitation number or pricing details provided, indicating a likely simplified acquisition process. No specific contract type, delivery schedule, payment terms, invoicing method, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are documented, and there are no defined packaging, marking, bar-coding, or quality assurance standards. Inspection and acceptance are expected to occur on-site at the dam location, with oversight resting solely with the Department of Water Resources. While contact information for Janine Beck and Sara Lowry is provided for coordination, no contracting officer, technical representative, or certified offeror information is included. The project relies on environmental exemption documentation as its sole formal submission requirement, with no solicitation deadline, proposal format requirements, or socioeconomic or size status criteria specified. This effort is a state-managed infrastructure repair with minimal procedural formality, focused strictly on immediate stabilization of the dam structure without additional contractual complexity.