Harney Lane Bridge No. 29C-341 Scour Mitigation Across Paddy Creek Project

The project involves scour mitigation at the Harney Lane Bridge over Paddy Creek in San Joaquin County, California, authorized under a Streambed Alteration Agreement (EPIMS Notification SJN-60483-R2) issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code. The scope includes installing open-cell articulated concrete blocks and cutoff walls around bridge piers and abutments, as well as replacing rock slope protection along stream banks and near bridge pillars to stabilize the creek bed and protect infrastructure from erosion. The project site is located in Section 24, Township 3 North, Range 7, with coordinates at latitude 38.10171 and longitude -121.16827, and the assessor’s parcel number is 063-250-016-000. The Lead Agency is the San Joaquin County Department of Public Works, while CDFW serves as the regulatory authority overseeing environmental compliance under CEQA and the Fish and Game Code. No formal contracting vehicle such as a solicitation number, contract type, or estimated value is documented; the reference to a “forecast” suggests this is a planning stage notice rather than a procurement action. Key contacts include Jeffery Verstl from San Joaquin County and Hailey Donaldson and Tanya Sheya from CDFW, though no formal roles as contracting officer, COR, or COTR are designated. Environmental compliance requires submission of a Mitigation Monitoring Report within 60 days of project completion, and all work must adhere to the approved plans and conditions outlined in the Streambed Alteration Agreement, though no specific engineering standards or inspection criteria beyond regulatory adherence are detailed. No pricing, invoicing methods, payment details, packaging requirements, subcontracting classifications, or procurement evaluation factors are provided, indicating this is primarily an environmental authorization rather than a competitively awarded construction contract.