Dos Rios Parking Entrance Irrigation

The project involves installing a permanent irrigation system at the entrance parking area of Dos Rios in Stanislaus County, California, to replace manual watering methods and improve water efficiency for newly planted vegetation. Work includes digging a 3-foot deep by 12-inch wide by 3,800-foot long utility trench to accommodate both water and electrical lines, with a 2-inch sand base, and connecting a 4-inch SCH 40 PVC waterline to an existing 2-inch galvanized pipe. The trench will be backfilled with native screened soil and compacted using a J-Tamp. The system will feature pop-up sprinklers and drip lines as needed, along with buried valve and controller boxes set flush with planting surfaces and filled with drain rock to prevent rodent damage. Tracer wire and utility tape will be installed for future utility identification and access. The project is classified under NAICS code 237110 and falls under California Environmental Quality Act exemptions 15301, 15303, and 15304, indicating it is a minor alteration with negligible environmental impact. The place of performance is specifically at Dos Rios, ZIP 95358, with no defined period of performance or contract value stated. The California Department of Parks and Recreation, Central Valley District, is the procuring agency, with Andrew Collum serving as the primary point of contact for environmental and technical inquiries. No formal contract type, solicitation number, pricing data, evaluation factors, or federal acquisition regulations were included in the documentation, reflecting a streamlined state-level infrastructure initiative without federal procurement formalities.