Emergency Culvert Replacement Project 2026

The Emergency Culvert Replacement Project 2026, solicited under number 20260730011 and identified by contract number 3260196, is a competitive bid process managed by the County of Yuba Department of Public Works in Marysville, California, with a response deadline of August 12, 2026. The project involves the replacement of critical infrastructure, including corrugated steel pipe and reinforced concrete culverts, with work governed by California Department of Transportation Standard Specifications, Yuba County Improvement Standards, and federal regulations such as 23 CFR 635.109 for differing site conditions. Performance requirements include submission of full performance and payment bonds, CCTV inspections compliant with NASSCO standards, compaction testing at specified intervals, and restoration of impacted areas using sawcut and keying techniques. The contractor must begin work within 15 calendar days of receiving the Notice to Proceed and is required to comply with prevailing wage laws, maintain certified payroll records, and ensure a competent person is present during all trenching operations. All subcontractors must carry liability insurance naming the County as an additional insured and include a waiver of subrogation in their workers’ compensation policies. Proposals must be submitted both physically to the Office of the County Clerk in Marysville and electronically through the C-MIS portal, with required documentation including a complete bid book containing the proposal, contract items, list of subcontractors, noncollusion affidavit, debarment certification, EEO certification, and a bidder’s bond. While unit prices are listed for specific items such as 24-inch and 36-inch steel pipe and concrete pipe, the total contract value is not fully disclosed due to incomplete or missing extended price data. The contract does not employ Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses but instead relies on state-specific provisions, with inspection and acceptance overseen by the County Engineer and finalized by the Board of Supervisors. No fixed-price contract type is explicitly stated, though the format suggests a fixed-price structure based on unit rates. All bidders must certify compliance with state and federal non-lobbying rules, absence of debarment, and adherence to equal employment opportunity laws, with potential triggers for supplemental reporting if affirmative disclosures are made. Packaging, marking, barcoding, and federal accounting codes such as TAS or AAC are not addressed, and no solicitation amendments or modification numbers are referenced.