E-1100C

The Crescenta Valley Water District is undertaking the replacement of aging 12-inch water mains along the 2400–3300 blocks of Foothill Blvd in La Crescenta, California, under Project E-1100C. The work encompasses full excavation, installation of new water mains and connected services, placement of fire hydrants, backfilling, trench resurfacing, and complete restoration of the road surface, along with implementation of necessary traffic control measures to ensure public safety during construction. The project is classified as a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, recognizing it as a routine replacement of existing infrastructure, and it is being managed directly by the district without outsourcing to a third-party contractor. Although the project is listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 16, 2026, and a signing date of July 15, 2026, no formal solicitation or contract number has been assigned, and no financial figures, pricing structures, or award criteria have been disclosed. The work is expected to occur within the 2025–2026 fiscal year, with performance limited entirely to the designated corridor in Los Angeles County, zip code 91214. There is no indication that federal procurement regulations, including the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), govern this project; instead, compliance is focused entirely on state environmental procedures and local engineering standards. The Crescenta Valley Water District is both the procuring agency and the performing entity, with no contracting officer, contracting officer’s representative, or technical representative clearly identified in available records. The only point of contact provided is Christina Kopelman, CIP Project Manager, with additional administrative contacts listed but not assigned specific contractual roles. No formal evaluation factors, award basis, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or packaging requirements are detailed. Documentation centers on the filed Notice of Exemption, required to be submitted in paper format to the Los Angeles County Clerk with two physical copies and a self-addressed envelope, with no electronic submission options available. No socioeconomic, small business, or other federal certifications apply, and no unique entity identifier or CAGE code is referenced. The project represents a straightforward, locally administered water infrastructure upgrade with minimal external regulatory or contractual overhead beyond state environmental compliance.