E. 6th Street Green Infrastructure Corridor

The contract involves the installation of biofiltration planters and new street trees along E. 6th Street from St. Louis Street to Mathew Street in Boyle Heights, California. The biofiltration planters are designed to include a catch basin, multiple layers of soil and gravel, piping, connections to storm drains or catch basins, mulch, and planting. In addition to these infrastructure components, the project will feature amenities such as educational signage and pilot curb extensions, which may include striping and bollards. The scope of work is detailed in the bid package, which must be downloaded from RAMPLA to become a planholder, with further information on planholder lists and bid results available through the Los Angeles Public Works Engineering Bureau’s website. The project is titled "E. 6th Street Green Infrastructure Corridor" with a solicitation number of 217412, posted on October 1, 2024, and a response deadline of November 6, 2024. It is a construction contract with an estimated value ranging from $500,000 to $1,500,000, managed by the Los Angeles Public Works Engineering Bureau. The project aims to enhance urban infrastructure through green stormwater management solutions and street improvements, with Elena Lopez serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries.