Naples Seawall Tiebacks and cap repairs project

The City of Long Beach is planning improvements to a city-owned seawall adjacent to Vista Del Golfo on Naples Island, focusing on structural stabilization through the installation of tie-back anchors and repair of the concrete seawall cap. The work is limited to restoration and rehabilitation of existing infrastructure, with no expansion or major alterations permitted, and is intended to ensure public safety and long-term integrity of the coastal defense structure. Work will be performed along the corridor from 5715 to 5959 Corso Di Napoli and 1 Savona Walk, with phasing contingent upon the availability of funding, meaning no fixed start or end date has been established and activities will proceed incrementally as resources allow. The project qualifies for a CEQA categorical exemption under 15301(d) and (f), indicating it is considered a minor repair activity that does not trigger comprehensive environmental review. The agency responsible for managing the project is the City of Long Beach through its Community Development and Public Works departments, with Manraj Guliani Bhatia serving as the primary planner and point of contact. No formal solicitation number has been issued, and the document is classified as a forecast, indicating the procurement is in a preliminary stage with no formal request for proposals or competitive bidding process yet activated. There are no defined contract clauses, evaluation criteria, pricing details, line items, or payment protocols specified. No packaging, delivery, or inspection standards beyond site-based acceptance are outlined, and there is no information regarding contractor certifications, socioeconomic requirements, or submission formats. All administrative details, including the award basis, payment procedures, or contracting officer designation, remain undetermined, reflecting an early-phase planning stage focused on environmental compliance and scope definition rather than formal contract execution.