Don Dahvee Creek Trailhead Improvements

The City of Monterey is undertaking improvements at the Don Dahvee Creek Trailhead, located near the intersection of Munras Avenue and Cass Street in Monterey, California, with a focus on demolishing existing infrastructure and constructing new trailhead facilities. The scope of work includes the installation of concrete curb and gutter, light-duty concrete pavement for the trail, signage and road striping, and hot mix asphalt pavement, with no expansion of land use permitted. All work is subject to a CEQA Class 1 categorical exemption under Section 15301, supported by a certified exemption finding and an archaeological resources assessment, ensuring compliance with California’s environmental review statutes. The project is internally administered by the City of Monterey’s Public Works department, with no external contractor involvement, and all inspections and acceptance activities occur on-site. The designated point of contact for the project is Christy Sabdo, Principal Planner, reachable via phone and email for inquiries. The solicitation number is NOE_Don Dahvee Creek Trailhead Imprv_OCR, with a submission deadline of August 4, 2025, and a contract signing date recorded as the same day. The place of performance is firmly established as Monterey, CA, with a ZIP code of 93940. No contract value is specified, and no detailed pricing, cost breakdowns, or financial estimates are included in the documentation. There is no defined period of performance, FOB terms, invoicing method, accounting codes, or official contracting officer designation beyond the lead agency representative. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel provisions, or socioeconomic certifications are applicable due to the municipal nature of the project and the absence of federal funding or procurement structure. Submission requires a Notice of Exemption and Attachment A, with documents to be delivered to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento or through the city’s electronic portal, though specific file formats and submission media are not detailed.