Foothill Boulevard & Lytle-Cajon Channel 16-inch Pipeline Relocation

The project involves relocating existing water infrastructure along Foothill Boulevard in San Bernardino, California, to accommodate the widening of a bridge over the Lytle-Cajon Flood Control Channel as directed by the California Department of Transportation. Work includes the installation of approximately 86 linear feet of 24-inch diameter ductile iron pipe and 100 linear feet of 16-inch diameter ductile iron pipe, along with two cast-in-drilled-hole piles to support an aboveground pipeline span across the flood control channel, with all associated appurtenances. Construction is restricted to previously disturbed rights-of-way to minimize environmental disruption and comply with a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemption under Class 2. The project is administered by the California San Bernardino Municipal Water Department, which serves as both the contracting authority and the agency responsible for oversight. No Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses were identified, and the contract is currently designated as a forecast with no solicitation number, estimated value, or formal pricing structure provided. The place of performance is in the southwest portion of San Bernardino, south of Foothill Boulevard and east of Rancho Avenue, with Jonathon Schoenen, Engineer, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The contract lacks formal provisions typically found in fully developed procurement documents, including detailed evaluation criteria, award basis, payment instructions, accounting codes, invoicing methods, or inspection and acceptance protocols. There is no mention of contract type such as firm-fixed-price or indefinite-delivery, nor are there any solicitation deadlines, proposal submission requirements, or instructions to offerors included in the available material. Designated responsibilities for contract administration are limited to Miguel J. Guerrero, P.E., identified as General Manager, though his role as a Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative is not formally established. No contractor representations, certifications, socioeconomic status disclosures, or unique entity identifiers are included, as the document is a preliminary forecast not yet open for competitive bidding. All activity is confined within existing disturbed areas, aligning with the environmental exemption, and no federal packaging, marking, or special contract requirements such as key personnel mandates, option periods, or security clearances are applicable or specified.