CIP 7998: Public Work Standard Plans Update

The City of Brea is initiating an update to its Public Works Standard Plans under CIP 7998, focusing on revising engineering details for municipal infrastructure including streets, water systems, sewer lines, storm drains, parks, and building facility components. This administrative project does not involve physical construction but aims to modernize and standardize design documents used across city public works initiatives. The work is being conducted under a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15268 due to its non-physical, planning nature, with the Notice of Exemption filed with the Orange County Clerk-Recorder as required. The project is forecasted to be awarded, though no formal solicitation number, contract value, or pricing details are provided. Performance will occur entirely within Brea, California, with deliverables to be accepted by the City’s Public Works Department at 1 Civic Center Circle. The primary point of contact is the Director of Public Works, Michael Ho, reachable via email or phone, while general inquiries may be directed to the Public Works Department’s permitting office. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR) clauses apply, as this is a local government initiative not governed by federal procurement rules. No contract type such as firm-fixed-price or indefinite-delivery is specified, and no evaluation criteria, payment details, invoicing methods, or contracting officer information are documented. The submission process requires a completed CEQA Notice of Exemption and cover sheet, submitted in paper format to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder by the September 4, 2025 deadline, with no electronic filing options officially outlined. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic status disclosures, or unique entity identifiers are required or provided, reflecting the project’s status as an internal municipal planning update rather than a competitive federal or state contract. The updated plans will serve as the authoritative reference for future infrastructure projects within the city, ensuring consistency and compliance with local engineering standards.