Greenback Ln - Birdcage to Burich Water Main Project (C25-101)

The Citrus Heights Water District is undertaking the replacement and reconstruction of an aging water main in the southcentral portion of its service area along Greenback Lane between Birdcage Street and Burich Avenue in Citrus Heights, California, with the project identifier C25-101. The existing infrastructure is nearing the end of its operational life and has become increasingly prone to leaks and failures, compromising service reliability and public safety. As part of this effort, a fire hydrant located along the same corridor is also being replaced to ensure adequate fire protection capacity. The project is classified under a categorical environmental exemption under the California Public Resources Code, indicating that it involves the replacement of existing utilities without significant environmental impact. The work is confined to the specified location within ZIP code 95610, and acceptance of the completed work will occur on-site by the district. Tamar Dawson, Assistant Engineer, serves as the primary point of contact for the project and is responsible for oversight, though formal designations of contract administration roles such as COR or COTR are not explicitly defined in the available records. The contract is currently in a forecast stage with no solicitation number, estimated value, pricing details, or payment terms publicly available. There are no detailed specifications cited for materials, construction methods, or quality benchmarks, nor are there any defined evaluation criteria, award basis, or submission instructions for potential contractors. The absence of Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, contract administration data, inspection standards, packaging requirements, or offeror certifications indicates that this is a local public works project governed primarily by state and municipal procedures rather than federal procurement rules. The agency code 0f1f034a is referenced, but no Treasury Account Symbols, activity codes, or invoicing systems such as WAWF are provided. This project represents a critical infrastructure upgrade aimed at sustaining reliable water service and fire protection capacity in a growing suburban community, with execution pending a formal competitive procurement process that has not yet been initiated or publicly detailed.