DPW Spring Valley Sidewalk Project Troy Street Phase II

The DPW Spring Valley Sidewalk Project Troy Street Phase II is a CDBG-funded initiative by the County of San Diego to advance pedestrian infrastructure improvements on the north side of Troy Street between Central Avenue and Bancroft Drive in the Spring Valley community. The project includes the construction of approximately 1,044 linear feet of concrete sidewalk, two ADA-compliant pedestrian ramps, a marked crosswalk, and incidental surface enhancements aimed at improving public safety and accessibility. Funding will support the continuation of the design phase, right-of-way acquisition, coordination with utilities and agencies, advertising and awarding of the construction contract, and potential construction costs. The project has been determined exempt from environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301 as a minor alteration to an existing public facility, and a Notice of Exemption has been filed and posted in accordance with state requirements. The place of performance is clearly defined as San Diego, California, with all administrative filings directed to the County Assessor/Recorder/Clerk’s office. The solicitation was posted on August 28, 2025, with a deadline for submission on the same date, and project approval was granted on March 11, 2025. The primary point of contact is Kelly Salmons, Deputy Director of Health and Human Services, who serves as the county liaison, while Annisa Busch of the Department of Public Works Environmental Services Unit is designated for payment-related inquiries. No contract value is disclosed, and there are no specified evaluation factors, contract type, or detailed payment procedures beyond the funding source. Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, special contract requirements beyond CEQA compliance, and offeror certifications are not detailed in the available documentation, and no packaging, marking, or inspection standards are outlined. The project is administered through San Diego County without reference to federal contracting categories, small business set-asides, or military standards, reflecting its status as a locally managed CDBG-funded public works effort.