Countywide Culvert Repair and Maintenance

The County of San Diego, through its Department of Public Works, is planning to repair or replace 62 existing stormwater drainage culverts of varying sizes and lengths across unincorporated areas of the county to maintain the integrity of County-maintained roadways. This project, titled Countywide Culvert Repair and Maintenance, is designed to restore and preserve current drainage functionality without expanding roadways, altering land use, or increasing environmental impact. The work is subject to categorical exemptions under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15301(c) and 15302(c), which classify the activities as minor maintenance and alterations to existing public infrastructure, thereby exempting them from full environmental review. The project was approved by the Board of Supervisors on January 14, 2026, and publicly posted as a forecast on January 15, 2026, with the sole point of contact for inquiries being Kelsey Dix, Environmental Planner III, reachable via phone or email. No formal solicitation number has been assigned, and the procurement type is designated as a forecast, indicating it is an informational notice rather than a finalized contract or active solicitation. The place of performance is throughout San Diego County, with inspections and acceptance expected on-site at each culvert location. While the County's administrative office is located at 5510 Overland Avenue, Suite 410, San Diego, CA 92123, no payment office, funding codes, invoicing method, contract administration personnel, or detailed evaluation criteria have been specified in the available documentation. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, packaging standards, or special contract requirements such as security clearances, key personnel provisions, or options are referenced, and all financial data including estimated contract value, pricing line items, or payment terms are absent from the materials. The proposal submission process details, including format, deadlines, page limits, and required documentation, have not been outlined, though electronic filings may be submitted via the CEQAsubmit.lci.ca.gov portal. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic statuses, or unique entity identifiers for potential bidders are included, indicating this document serves purely as a preliminary environmental and project notice rather than a formal procurement solicitation.