Citywide Road Surface Repair Project (Measure P/S 35C1553)

The City of Monterey is planning a citywide road surface repair project under Measure P/S 35C1553 to address pavement maintenance needs through a combination of asphalt spot repairs, grind-and-replacement procedures, microsurface treatment, and the refreshment or replacement of pavement paint and thermoplastic markings. All work is confined to public right-of-way areas within Monterey, California, with no excavation of undisturbed native soils permitted. The project is categorized as a routine maintenance activity and is exempt from full environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, Class 1, as it meets the criteria for minor alterations to existing infrastructure without significant environmental impact. The project excludes any new construction and focuses exclusively on surface restoration to improve skid resistance, visibility, and overall roadway condition. No contract value, detailed pricing, or period of performance has been disclosed, and the solicitation remains a forecast with no formal contract type or award basis specified. The primary point of contact is Christy Sabdo, Principal Planner with the City’s Public Works department, who serves as the lead agency representative but has not been formally designated as a Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative. There are no applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, special contract requirements, evaluation factors, or submission instructions provided, and the documentation centers entirely on environmental compliance and scope of work. The project is not subject to set-asides, socioeconomic certifications, or unique entity identifier requirements, and no attachments, packaging specifications, invoicing details, or payment terms are included in the available materials.