County Road 206 Storm Damage Repair Project

The County of Glenn Public Works Agency is soliciting proposals for comprehensive project delivery services for the County Road 206 Storm Damage Repair Project in Orland, California. The project aims to address roadway slope failure and erosion along Hambright Creek caused by torrential storms and flooding. The selected consultant will be responsible for a full suite of professional services, including conducting engineering studies, performing topographic surveys and geotechnical investigations, preparing Plans, Specifications, and Estimates (PS&E), securing environmental clearances and permits, and providing bidding and construction support. All work must adhere to California Disaster Assistance Act funding requirements and applicable local, state, and federal laws. The estimated total project cost ranges from $953,080.44 to $1,191,350.55, which includes approximately $238,270.11 for engineering services. Key deliverables follow a phased schedule, starting with a kick-off meeting on September 9, 2026, followed by 35% design and CEQA completion by December 4, 2026, and 65% plans by February 5, 2027. Proposals will be evaluated based on a weighted ranking system prioritizing familiarity with regulatory procedures, experience with similar work, technical ability, and staff quality. The contract requires strict adherence to California Prevailing Wage Laws, Cal/OSHA safety requirements, and an internal QA/QC review process for all deliverables. The period of performance extends through June 30, 2026, with invoicing submitted monthly and paid within 30 days of approval.