Flood Maintenance Assistance Program

The Flood Maintenance Assistance Program is a continuation of routine levee maintenance activities in Butte County, California, aimed at sustaining the integrity of an existing flood protection system that safeguards public infrastructure, property, and residents from flood risks. The work is conducted under the authority of the State Central Valley Flood Protection Board and qualifies for a categorical exemption under California’s environmental regulations, specifically Class 1 (Public Resources Code Sec. 21084; 15301), as it involves the ongoing maintenance of an established flood control facility rather than new construction or substantial modification. The place of performance is limited to Butte County, with the Butte County Flood Control & Water Conservation District responsible for execution. The contract is posted as a forecast with no solicitation number, estimated value, or detailed pricing information, indicating it is not a competitively bid procurement at this stage but rather a planning or notification notice. No federal contract clauses from the FAR are applicable, and no formal evaluation factors, payment terms, invoicing methods, or contracting officer details are provided in the documentation. While contact information is listed for Kim Hunter as the Deputy Director of Land Development and Joshua Pack as the Director of Public Works, neither is formally designated as a contracting officer, COR, or COTR. The absence of detailed performance metrics, inspection protocols, delivery schedules, or technical specifications suggests this is a preliminary document outlining intent rather than a binding contract. No attachments, representations, certifications, or special requirements such as key personnel or organizational conflict provisions are included, reflecting a streamlined administrative approach focused on maintaining critical flood control infrastructure under state oversight.