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Geotechnical Borings for Contract 4E

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The West Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency is seeking a contractor to perform approximately 10 geotechnical borings to support the engineering design of a levee improvement project along the Sacramento River bank in West Sacramento, California. These borings are essential for analyzing subsurface soil characteristics and determining levee erosional susceptibility, which will ultimately help protect residents and property from a 200-year flood event. This project, identified as Geotechnical Borings for Contract 4E, is classified as a forecast with a posted date of September 28, 2026. It has been granted a CEQA categorical exemption under California Administrative Code title 14, Section 15306. Andrew Farris, the Flood Protection Planner, serves as the primary point of contact for this effort located in Yolo County.

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Contractor needed for 10 geotechnical borings for West Sacramento levee improvement project.

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California → West Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency

Place of Performance

Locks Drive and Village Parkway; San Marco St. and Milano Dr.; Moonflower St. and Evening Star, West Sacramento, CA, 95691

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AgencyCalifornia → West Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency
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California → West Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency
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Andrew FarrisFlood Protection Planner

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Approximately 10 geotechnical borings to aid in the engineering design of a levee improvement project. The borings will assist in the understanding of subsurface soil characteristics and levee erosional susceptibility. The levee project will benefit all West Sacramento residents and property in protecting against the 200-year flood event.

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