Fulweiler to Garfield Pipeline Replacement Project

The Fulweiler to Garfield Pipeline Replacement Project in Auburn, California, involves replacing approximately 1,100 linear feet of existing 8-inch steel-treated water main with a new 8-inch water main, confined within designated utility rights-of-way managed by Placer County Water Agency and Caltrans. Work will occur primarily within a 20-foot corridor along paved roadways, minimizing ground disturbance, with limited vegetation removal and potential trimming or removal of non-native trees in road shoulders. The project includes full replacement of associated services and appurtenances and requires restoration of disturbed areas to their original condition. Environmental compliance is assured through a CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15302, Class 2, for the replacement of existing public facilities with similar functionality, supported by a certified exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption as required documentation. The place of performance is clearly defined along Fulweiler Avenue, extending through Highway 49 to Garfield Street, with no identified alternative delivery points. While the agency contact is listed as Heather Trejo, Environmental Scientist, with Jordan Jakobsen serving as the lead agency representative, no contracting officer, COR, COTR, PCO, or formal procurement details such as contract type, value, payment office, accounting codes, or invoicing protocol are specified. No FAR clauses, special requirements, evaluation factors, or socioeconomic set-asides are included in the available documentation, and there is no indication of a solicitation number, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or submission deadline. The project is presented as a forecast with no pricing data, CLINs, or formal contract structure provided, suggesting it is in the early planning or environmental review stage prior to formal procurement action, with all technical and operational details centered on pipeline replacement within an established utility corridor.