Lookout Slough Restoration Project

The Department of Water Resources is planning geotechnical exploration activities as part of the Lookout Slough Restoration Project, involving the collection of one soil sample from each of four predetermined boring locations labeled S1 through S4 near the Shag Slough Bridge, which is scheduled for demolition. Borings S1 and S3 will be drilled to a depth of 10 feet below ground surface, while S2 and S4 will reach only 2 feet below ground surface, all using hand-held equipment specifically a 2.5-inch hand auger. These limited-depth borings are designed to gather subsurface soil data necessary for planning the bridge removal and surrounding restoration efforts without requiring heavy machinery or extensive excavation. The activities are being conducted under the broader Lookout Slough Restoration Project and are forecasted to proceed with the official posting date of July 17, 2026. Primary points of contact for inquiries are Emily Read, Senior Environmental Scientist, and Dan Riordan, Program Manager, both reachable through their respective email addresses and phone numbers. The place of performance is in California, though specific city and address details are not provided in the available data. No solicitation number or set-aside information has been assigned at this stage, indicating this is a preliminary forecast for future procurement rather than an active solicitation.