Highland Creek Berm Repair Project

The Highland Creek Berm Repair Project involves the rehabilitation of an existing in-channel pond, berm, and spillway system located within a tributary to Highland Creek near Lakeport, California. The work is focused on restoring and enhancing aquatic and riparian habitat functions by improving seasonal water retention, regulating sediment flow, ensuring channel stability, and creating or maintaining viable habitat for native aquatic and riparian species. The project aims to support ecological resilience in the watershed through targeted infrastructure repairs that align with natural hydrologic and geomorphic processes. The contract is forecasted by the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 – Sacramento, with the primary point of contact listed as Peter Minkel, Engineering Geologist, reachable via email or phone. Tom Lajcik is also identified as the applicant, suggesting collaborative involvement between the regulatory agency and a local stakeholder. The project is situated in Lakeport with a ZIP code of 95453, and the official project page can be accessed through the CEQA net portal. No solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside details are provided, and the document indicates this is a forecasted opportunity, meaning formal procurement has not yet commenced.