Dry Creek Habitat Enhancement Project Miles 2-6

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife amended Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement 1600-2020-0116-R3 to authorize additional maintenance activities within Reach 8 of Dry Creek, Sonoma County, under the authority of Fish and Game Code Section 1602. The project, titled Dry Creek Habitat Enhancement Project Miles 2–6, is being carried out by the Sonoma County Water Agency with oversight from CDFW to ensure compliance with state environmental regulations, including Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations Section 15096, which governs environmental review under CEQA. The amendment, approved July 8, 2025, expands the scope of previously authorized work to include further streambank stabilization and habitat improvements, with field activities concentrated along Dry Creek at coordinates 38.676273°N, 122.941684°W. CDFW serves as the responsible agency for environmental compliance and accepts final documentation through its regional office in Fairfield, while the Sonoma County Water Agency acts as the project applicant and executor. No federal contract clauses, pricing data, performance schedules, or procurement evaluation factors are included in the documentation, indicating this is a state-level environmental authorization rather than a federally funded or competitively awarded contract. The agreement does not contain contract value estimates, payment details, accounting codes, or invoicing instructions, and no federal acquisition regulations apply. Contact for administrative and environmental compliance matters is provided through James Hansen of CDFW and Yvette O’Keefe of the Sonoma County Water Agency. The submission deadline for related environmental materials was July 8, 2025, with physical delivery required to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento. There are no representations required from offerors regarding small business status, entity identifiers, or socioeconomic certifications, as this is not a federal procurement action. The agreement emphasizes regulatory adherence, mitigation implementation, and on-site inspection rather than contractual delivery terms, financial obligations, or formal acquisition procedures.