Geotechnical Investigation (25.26.A7)

A geotechnical investigation is slated for Malibu Creek State Park to gather subsurface data necessary for future improvements to ADA-accessible campgrounds as mandated by the California State Parks ADA Transition Plan. The work involves drilling five soil borings at designated locations where restroom and parking facilities are planned for enhancement, followed by the collection and detailed logging of soil samples to assess ground conditions and load-bearing capacity. Upon completion of fieldwork, all disturbed areas will be properly backfilled to restore the natural landscape and minimize environmental impact. The project, identified under contract title Geotechnical Investigation (25.26.A7), was posted as a forecast on June 15, 2026, with performance centered in Calabasas, California. The Department of Parks and Recreation is the contracting agency, and inquiries should be directed to Christopher Terra, Environmental Coordinator, via phone or email. The project is part of a broader effort to ensure compliance with accessibility standards across state park facilities and will inform the design and construction of compliant infrastructure in the park.