HSIP Cycle 11 Unsignalized Intersection Visibility and Safety Improvements Project

The City of Fairfield is undertaking improvements at 37 unsignalized intersections to enhance visibility and safety through signing, striping, and the installation of raised medians. The project, identified as HSIP Cycle 11 Unsignalized Intersection Visibility and Safety Improvements Project, is funded by a total of $500,000, with $447,570 coming from the Highway Safety Improvement Program (State-only) and $52,430 provided by local funds. Work will be conducted throughout the city in Solano County, California, with inspections and acceptance handled by the City of Fairfield Public Works. Environmental compliance has been established through a CEQA Section 15301 exemption for improvements to existing roads, with supporting documentation including a Notice of Exemption, CDFW No Effect Determination, and certified exemption findings. No federal acquisition regulations or formal contract clauses apply, as this is a state and locally administered infrastructure initiative without federal procurement structure. The project has no defined period of performance or detailed line-item pricing, and there are no specified contract types, delivery terms, or solicitation numbers beyond the project title. Point of contact for administrative and technical inquiries includes Yee-Lynn Wong as Associate Planner and David Vong as Senior Civil Engineer, with all submissions related to environmental documentation due by September 15, 2025, and official notice posted on September 16, 2025.