HSIP 12 - Citywide Intersection Daylighting Improvements

Bike and pedestrian safety improvements are planned for approximately 88 intersections throughout the City of Santa Cruz, with the primary focus on striping, curb painting, and post daylighting to enhance visibility. At nine high-priority locations, additional construction will include curb ramps and bulb-outs to further improve accessibility and safety for non-motorized travelers. All work will occur within the City’s right-of-way and is being undertaken to comply with California Assembly Bill 413, which mandates enhancements to bike and pedestrian infrastructure. The project is classified as a ministerial action under the California Environmental Quality Act and qualifies for a categorical exemption under Section 15301, indicating it involves minor alterations to existing public facilities without significant environmental impact. The City of Santa Cruz is acting as both the procuring agency and the entity performing the work directly, with no indication of contractor involvement. The project was posted as a forecast on December 15, 2025, with Amelia Conlen, Transportation Planner, identified as the primary point of contact. No contract value, pricing data, or formal award methodology is specified, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses, detailed inspection criteria, invoicing procedures, or special contractual requirements are included in the documentation. The scope is limited to local improvements within City boundaries, and all necessary environmental compliance documentation has been referenced, though specific submission deadlines, proposal formats, and electronic filing instructions are not detailed.