Los Angeles Sister Cities Plaza and San Pedro Welcome Park

The project involves the abandonment of existing groundwater monitoring wells at Los Angeles Sister Cities Plaza and San Pedro Welcome Park, located in San Pedro, California, with all work to be completed on-site within a one-year period. The primary method of well decommissioning is pressure grouting using Portland cement to ensure the grout fully penetrates the sand pack surrounding the wells, followed by removal of the top five feet of casing and elimination of the surface well boxes. Surface areas will be restored to match existing grades using either native soil or concrete, depending on location, and any impacted public rights-of-way will be repaved in accordance with City inspector directives. The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks is the lead agency responsible for executing the project, with environmental supervision managed by Elena Maggioni. The activity qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Title 14, Section 15301, due to its minimal impact on the environment as a minor alteration to an existing public facility. No contract value, pricing details, or formal procurement structure such as contract type or evaluation factors are provided, indicating this is an internal agency-administered project rather than a competitively bid contract. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, special requirements, or offeror certifications are referenced, and all deliverables are defined narrowly around site restoration and well sealing, with inspection and acceptance occurring directly on-site by City personnel.