Natomas Cross Canal Berm and Channel Enhancements Project

The project involves the installation of a new pump intake structure and fish screen at the intake end of the existing 24-inch irrigation pipe located on the right bank of the Natomas Cross Canal in Sutter County, California, within Reclamation District 1001. This work is part of the broader Natomas Cross Canal Channel Enhancement and Levee Berm Project, authorized under Permit No. 19699, and supports the replacement and minor alteration of existing infrastructure previously permitted under Permit No. 16293. The scope includes replacing deteriorated pump platforms, support piles, intake pipes, and control systems without expanding the current water diversion capacity or operational footprint. All activities are governed by categorical exemptions under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Sections 15301, 15302, and 15303, which classify the project as a maintenance, replacement, and small structure activity with no significant environmental impact. The performance location is fixed at the project site, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities falling to the contractor and the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, respectively. No formal contract value, pricing details, period of performance, or delivery schedule have been disclosed. Point of contact for the project is Angela Nguyen-Tan, Senior Environmental Scientist at the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, with additional coordination led by Project Manager Steve Willey. The procurement is administered under state environmental regulatory frameworks rather than federal acquisition regulations, and no FAR clauses, contract types, evaluation factors, or subcontracting requirements are applicable or documented. The solicitation number 2022010387 serves as the state clearinghouse identifier, with a posted date of May 26, 2026, though submission deadlines, proposal formats, and electronic filing procedures are not specified.