FEMA 2023 Storm Soil Nail Wall Projects for South San Luis Obispo County

The County of San Luis Obispo is undertaking emergency repairs to stabilize eroded steep cut slopes along three rural roads—Prefumo Creek Road, See Canyon Road, and Suey Creek Road—damaged during winter storms in 2023. The project involves installing soil nail walls at five distinct sites to prevent further slope failure, restore safe road access, and return infrastructure to its pre-disaster condition. In addition to structural stabilization, the work includes restoring native riparian vegetation disturbed by erosion. The project is administratively processed under CEQA exemptions for existing facility repair and minor land alterations, with a Notice of Exemption and supporting environmental documentation, including a CDFW No Effect Determination, already filed. The lead agency, San Luis Obispo County Department of Public Works, is responsible for oversight, inspection, and acceptance of work at the project sites within county right-of-way. Although the project is funded through FEMA disaster recovery programs, no formal contract type, pricing, appropriation codes, or payment terms are specified in the available documentation. The solicitation is listed as a forecast with no solicitation number, award criteria, or evaluation factors identified, indicating this is an emergency response action rather than a formal competitive procurement. Performance is expected to occur in San Luis Obispo County, California, with physical submissions directed to the County Public Works office and contact handled by Kailyn Gunther, Environmental Specialist. No federal acquisition clauses, packaging requirements, invoicing systems, or contractor certifications are part of the disclosed documents, reflecting a streamlined, locally managed response to a declared disaster.