Letz Avenue Sewer Force Main Rehabilitation Project

The Letz Avenue Sewer Force Main Rehabilitation Project is a local infrastructure initiative led by the McKinleyville Community Services District in California to replace an aging sewer force main that has reached the end of its operational life. The project involves constructing a new sewer line adjacent to the existing pipeline, extending from the Letz Avenue Lift Station to Murray Road within McKinleyville, with the intent to maintain the same functional capacity and service level without expanding the system. The deteriorated original line will be abandoned in place, and all construction-impacted areas will be fully restored to their pre-project condition. This project is classified under NAICS code 237110 and operates under a categorical exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA Section 15302), which permits replacement or reconstruction of existing facilities without environmental impact or capacity increase. The project is not part of a federal procurement system; no federal acquisition regulation clauses, funding codes, accounting data, or invoicing systems are applicable. There is no publicly listed contract value, solicitation number, or formal bidding process details, as the documentation reflects a forecast rather than an active solicitation. The designated point of contact for the project is Pat Kaspari, General Manager of the McKinleyville Community Services District, reachable by phone and email. No formal evaluation factors, contract administration roles such as COR or COTR, packaging or marking requirements, or offeror certifications are specified, underscoring the project's status as a locally managed public works effort without federal procurement trappings. Submission of a certified CEQA exemption document is indicated as a necessary component, yet no detailed proposal format, deadlines, or electronic submission guidelines are provided.