Gage Canal Multi-Purpose Recreational Trail

This contract pertains to Phase I of the Gage Canal Trail Improvements project, aimed at transforming approximately two miles of the Gage Canal into a multi-use trail designed for recreational and commuter use by cyclists, skaters, and scooter riders. The development includes the installation of solar-powered lighting and the creation of a tree-lined corridor to provide shade and assist with greenhouse gas reduction through carbon sequestration. Additional features planned for the trail include seating areas, bike racks, map boards, and signage with interpretive displays highlighting the canal’s historical importance and its contribution to the Inland Empire’s citrus industry. The project is managed by the Purchasing Department of the City of Riverside, California. Bidders are required to submit any requests for clarification, changes, exceptions, or deviations related to the terms and conditions via the Planet Bids platform under the Q&A tab before the specified deadline; submissions made after this cut-off will not be considered. A bid bond of 10% is required as part of the procurement process. The solicitation was posted in late January 2026, with a submission deadline in early March 2026. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Angela Kilgo. This contract emphasizes sustainable design elements alongside historical education to enhance community engagement and environmental benefits.