Flood Road Resurfacing 2026

The Flood Road Resurfacing 2026 project involves the rehabilitation of a 20-foot-wide roadway segment between Escalon-Bellota Road and Waverly Road in San Joaquin County, California, with the goal of addressing significant structural deterioration including alligator cracking, potholes, and pavement settlement. The work includes resurfacing the entire length with a 0.25-foot layer of Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) Type A, repairing damaged areas with full-depth HMA Type A, restoring 4-foot-wide shoulders with an 8% slope on one side and a conforming profile on the other, constructing 8-foot-wide HMA driveways, applying penetration treatment at intersection radii and extending 50 feet or to grade, adjusting survey monuments to the new finish grade, and removing high shoulder areas through earthwork. The project is located in a rural area adjacent to large trees that provide habitat for protected migratory birds, including the listed Swainson’s Hawk, which necessitates a pre-construction survey if any work occurs between February 15 and September 1 to ensure compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301(c) as it involves the rehabilitation of an existing facility, and the lead agency, San Joaquin County Public Works Department, has indicated administrative compliance through environmental fees for MND, CRP, and EIR filings. No formal contract pricing, line items, or award evaluation factors are specified, and the procurement is classified as a forecast; however, payment will be handled by the county’s Public Works Department at the designated remit-to address, with acceptance of work occurring on-site. The contractor will be responsible for meeting the technical specifications outlined in the scope, and while no federal FAR clauses or contracting officer information are detailed, the county retains full oversight for inspection and final acceptance. The project aims to reduce long-term maintenance, improve public safety, and enhance roadway reliability for local residents and travelers.