I Street Bridge Replacement Project

The I Street Bridge Replacement Project involves constructing a new 860-foot-long two-lane bridge on a revised alignment approximately 1,000 feet north of the existing structure, featuring a 330-foot vertical lift center span to permit river traffic passage. The new bridge will include Class II buffered bicycle lanes and sidewalks on both sides to support multimodal transportation, while five existing bridge approaches will be partially or fully removed. The project is being led by the City of Sacramento under California’s environmental review process, with a Final Environmental Impact Report and Addendum completed to ensure compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. The place of performance is over the Sacramento River between 3rd Street in Sacramento and 5th Street in West Sacramento, and the solicitation number is 2014092069, with a submission deadline of October 17, 2025. Proposals must be submitted to the City of Sacramento’s Community Development Department at 300 Richards Boulevard, though no electronic filing system is specified. The agency code ea10b63a links the project to the State of California, with Cherry Zamora of the California Transportation Commission and Jesse Gothan of the City of Sacramento serving as primary points of contact for administrative and engineering matters. While the overall scope and location are clearly defined, the contract does not include details on estimated costs, payment procedures, invoicing methods, accounting codes, or formal contract clauses under FAR Sections I, H, J, D, M, or K, and no specific inspection criteria, packaging standards, evaluation factors, or special requirements such as key personnel or OCI provisions have been documented in the available materials.