Mission Drive & Las Tunas Drive Intersection Improvements

The City of San Gabriel is planning improvements at the intersection of Mission Drive and Las Tunas Drive to widen the southbound lane of Mission Drive, aiming to reduce congestion, enhance traffic flow, and improve safety for vehicles and pedestrians. The project includes realigning sidewalks, reconstructing curb returns, installing ADA-compliant curb ramps, modifying medians, and upgrading traffic signals to meet accessibility and operational standards. This effort qualifies as a minor alteration to existing infrastructure under CEQA Class 1 exemption Section 15301, which allows the city to proceed without extensive environmental review. The work will be performed at the specified location in San Gabriel, California, with a ZIP code of 91776. The agency has filed a Notice of Exemption, confirming compliance with state environmental laws, and no federal procurement clauses or FAR provisions are applicable, as this is a local public works initiative. The project is currently in forecast status with no formal solicitation number, contract value estimate, or detailed pricing information available. There is no identified contract type, payment office, invoicing method, or accounting data tied to federal systems such as TAS or ACRN. The primary point of contact is Szeka Angela Cheng, Acting Public Works Director, who can be reached via phone or email for further inquiries, though no official designation as a Contracting Officer or Technical Representative is provided. No evaluation factors, award basis, or submission guidelines have been published, indicating that the acquisition process may follow a simplified or ministerial procedure typical for minor municipal infrastructure projects. The scope does not include special requirements like security clearances, key personnel provisions, or subcontracting plans, and no socioeconomic or small business set-asides are indicated. All deliverables focus on physical improvements to the roadway and pedestrian infrastructure, with compliance limited to state and local standards including ADA requirements, and no federal construction or procurement regulations apply.