Minor Alteration No. WA2025036 Sherman Island Emergency Levee Repair

The project involves the emergency repair of approximately 893 linear feet of Class II Rock Slope Protection along the waterside levee slope of the Sacramento River on Sherman Island, California, at 13 distinct locations between levee miles 6.88 and 9.27. The work is a restoration effort to replace RSP damaged during the 2024 storm event, with no expansion of facility capacity or use, and is authorized under CEQA exemptions 14 CCR §§ 15269 and 15301 for emergency repairs and maintenance of existing infrastructure. The Central Valley Flood Protection Board is the lead agency, with Reclamation District 341 (WBECorp) acting as the performing entity, and key points of contact include Senior Environmental Scientist Angela Nguyen-Tan and Project Engineer Martin Berber. No formal contract type, pricing, or payment terms are specified in the available documentation, and the project is classified as a forecast with no solicitation number or contract value provided. There is no defined period of performance, FOB terms, invoicing method, or accounting data, and no standard FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or special contract requirements are included. The place of performance is exclusively in Sacramento County, California, with no indication of delivery locations, packaging standards, or submission procedures beyond the administrative filing of CEQA exemptions. No Unique Entity ID, size status, or socioeconomic certifications are identified for the contractor, and while inspection and acceptance responsibilities are implied, no formal criteria or responsible parties are formally designated. The entire effort is structured around rapid emergency response under state environmental review, with minimal contractual formalities beyond project scope and regulatory compliance.