DSID 22856 Bogle Pipe Removal Project

The contract pertains to the removal and disposal of an existing 8-inch steel pipe located within the levee system managed by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, with the work intended to restore the levee crown using in-kind aggregate base material. All excavation, backfill, and restoration activities must comply strictly with California Code of Regulations, Title 23, Division 1, Section 120 — Levees, ensuring engineering and safety standards are upheld. The project is further aligned with the Supplement to the Standard Operation and Maintenance Manual for Unit No. 113 — Revised, dated October 1966, specifically Section 3-01, which authorizes the State representative to provide guidance or determine corrective actions in cases of serious damage to project infrastructure. This work is part of ongoing maintenance to safeguard the integrity of the East Levee of Yolo Bypass, North Levee of Miner Slough, West Levees of Sutter Slough, Elkhorn Slough, and the Sacramento River bordering Reclamation District No. 999. The contract, identified as DSID 22856 Bogle Pipe Removal Project, was posted on June 10, 2026, and is managed by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board under the state of California. Primary points of contact include Angela Nguyen-Tan, Senior Environmental Scientist, who serves as the central liaison, Tom Slater, President, and Michael Moncrief, District Engineer, overseeing implementation and compliance. The project is performed within California, with no specific city or zip code provided in the public data, and all correspondence and inquiries should be directed through the listed contact details. The nature of the work suggests it is a maintenance-driven operational activity under flood protection authority, with an emphasis on regulatory adherence and long-term structural reliability.