Minor Alteration No. WA2025118 – Irrigation Pipe Maintenance at RD 2064 Unit 2 LM 4.24 Project

The project involves the in-kind replacement of an existing corrugated metal pipe pipeline with a new steel pipeline featuring poly wrapping at Reclamation District 2064, located at levee mile 4.24 on the right bank of the Stanislaus River in San Joaquin County, California. Construction activities include removal of the old pipeline, installation of a positive closure device on the waterside hinge, excavation to a depth of 3.2 feet below the design water surface elevation, backfilling with Controlled Low Strength Material in 4- to 6-inch lifts, soil compaction to 90% relative density per ASTM D1557-91, leakage testing of the new pipeline, clearing and grubbing of vegetation, ground disturbance using heavy equipment along the levee crown and slopes, and reconstruction of the access road. All work must comply with California Code of Regulations, Title 23, Waters, Division 1, and adhere to the Standard Operations and Maintenance Manual (O&M SJR003), with the project qualifying for CEQA exemptions under Sections 15301, 15302, and 15304 due to its nature as a routine maintenance and minor alteration. The work is authorized under Permit No. 19920, and the location is specifically defined by geographic coordinates. There is no publicly disclosed contract value, pricing structure, or formal contract type, and the solicitation is marked as a forecast with no stated submission deadline or proposal format requirements. The Central Valley Flood Protection Board serves as the overseeing agency, with Reclamation District 2064 as the lead implementing entity. Primary points of contact include Jordan Robbins for environmental oversight and Manuel Telles for technical coordination. No FAR Part 52 clauses, packaging or marking requirements, evaluation factors, award basis, payment details, accounting codes, invoicing methods, or contractor certifications are specified in the available documentation, indicating a streamlined procurement approach focused on regulatory compliance and technical execution rather than complex federal acquisition structures.