Humboldt County Regional Vision Zero Action Plan Safety Demonstration Projects

The project involves temporary safety demonstration installations within existing roadways and sidewalks across four locations in Humboldt County—Arcata, Eureka, Ferndale, and Fortuna—to support the Regional Vision Zero Action Plan by enhancing safety for multi-modal transportation users. In Arcata, six temporary speed humps and warning signage will be installed along 11th and K Streets. Ferndale will see temporary speed humps or tables, pavement markings, signage, and dynamic radar feedback signs installed along 5th Street between Arlington and Shaw Avenues. Fortuna will receive four high-visibility programmable radar feedback signs along two school corridors: 12th Street from Newburg Road to 12th Street, and Ross Hill Road from Thelma Street to Hope Street. Eureka will implement temporary mini roundabout striping at the intersections of G Street and 8th Street and L Street and 8th Street, complemented by rubber wheel stops and delineators. All work is confined strictly to existing rights-of-way without expanding roadway capacity, and no permanent infrastructure changes are involved. The project is administered by the Humboldt County Association of Governments, with Brendan Byrd serving as the primary point of contact. It is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237310 and has been determined eligible for a Class I Categorical Exemption under CEQA Section 15301, as the improvements are minor, temporary, and do not constitute new construction or expansion of facilities. Two attachments support environmental compliance: a certified exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption filed by the public agency. No contract clauses, pricing details, delivery schedules, payment terms, evaluation factors, or contractor-specific requirements such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic certifications are present in the documentation. The project does not reference FAR provisions, MIL-STDs, packaging or preservation standards, invoicing systems, or formal contracting roles like COR or PCO. Performance occurs entirely at the specified locations within Humboldt County, with inspection and acceptance implied to take place on-site. No solicitation or contract number is assigned, and the absence of financial data, award methodology, or submission deadlines suggests this document serves primarily as a planning and environmental compliance notice rather than a formal procurement notice.