Greenview Chip

The California Department of Transportation is preparing to implement an asphalt rubber chip seal treatment on the Greenview Chip segment under state funding to rehabilitate a deteriorating pavement surface. This work is intended solely within the existing edge of pavement to extend its service life and improve ride quality and safety without involving any bridge decks or expanding beyond current boundaries. The asphalt rubber chip seal was selected due to the poor condition of the current surface, offering a cost-effective solution to restore functionality and durability. All construction activities will be confined to the existing roadway footprint to minimize environmental and structural impact. The effort is being managed by Caltrans District 2 in Redding, with the project forecasted for posting on August 5, 2026. Primary contact for inquiries is Stephanie N. Houtman, Senior Environmental Scientist Specialist, reachable via phone or email. While no solicitation number or NAICS code is listed at this stage, the project is part of Caltrans’ broader infrastructure maintenance strategy and is accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act portal. No set-aside provisions or procurement classifications are indicated, and performance will occur entirely within the state of California.