Coalinga Perimeter Trail Interconnect Gregory North

The City of Coalinga is advancing the Coalinga Perimeter Trail Interconnect Gregory North Project, a civil infrastructure initiative focused on enhancing active transportation connectivity within the city. The project scope includes constructing a Class I bicycle and pedestrian trail,配套 sidewalks and curb ramps, a dedicated bicycle/pedestrian bridge, a new roundabout, and the planting of shade trees, all situated in an undeveloped corridor between East Walnut Avenue and Gregory Way, extending from Cambridge Avenue to Phelps Avenue. The work is intended to create a safe, accessible, and connected non-motorized transportation corridor, aligning with broader community mobility goals. The project has received environmental clearance under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) via a Mitigated Negative Declaration, indicating that potential environmental impacts have been assessed and mitigated to the extent practicable. While the project has been formally approved and is set to proceed, the available documentation lacks critical contract details typically found in federal procurement instruments. There is no disclosed contract value, pricing structure, or funding source identifiers such as Treasury Account Symbols or Agency Accounting Codes. The period of performance, delivery schedule, and FOB terms are not specified. There are no identified contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation, nor are there any listed attachments, special contract requirements, or evaluation factors for award. The contracting agency is the City of Coalinga, with oversight involvement from the California Transportation Commission, and key points of contact are Sean Brewer, City Manager, and Cherry Zamora, Associate Deputy Director at the Commission, though neither is formally designated as a Contracting Officer or Contracting Officer’s Representative. Proposals were due by August 15, 2025, and submissions were to be sent to the City’s administrative address in Coalinga, but details regarding proposal format, electronic submission portals, or acceptable file types are absent. No representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status information from potential offerors are included, and accountability structures for inspection, acceptance, or contract administration lack formal designation. The project remains in a pre-award or early procurement phase with a defined scope but incomplete contractual and financial terms.