Charlie, Susan, and Cutlass Circuit Project

The project involves the removal and replacement of six aging wood utility poles located in Rialto, California, specifically identified by the numbers 1883987E, 1825548E, 1825547E, 1825546E, 1825545E, and 1825544E, to ensure continued safe and reliable utility service. This initiative is part of broader infrastructure maintenance efforts under the Charlie, Susan, and Cutlass Circuit Project, which is being managed by the California Department of Water Quality under the State Water Resources Control Board. The work is scheduled to proceed following the forecast posting on July 9, 2026, with no set-aside provisions or NAICS code specified, indicating it is open to general contractor participation without restrictions based on business size or type. Performance of the work is localized within Rialto, and all activities must align with state and local environmental and safety standards relevant to utility infrastructure upgrades. Primary point of contact for technical and engineering inquiries is Shawn Agarwal, Engineering Geologist at the State Water Resources Control Board, reachable via email and phone for project-specific coordination. Robert LeMoine, Director of Environmental Services at Southern California Edison, is listed as an additional contact, suggesting collaborative oversight between public regulatory and utility operational entities. The project’s official web link provides access to the public forecast record and related documentation, ensuring transparency as preparations for pole replacement advance. No solicitation number has been assigned yet, indicating this remains in the pre-award planning phase, with bidding and contractor selection expected to follow after formal solicitation.