Niblick Road Complete and Sustainable Bike and Pedestrian Enhancements Project

The Niblick Road Complete and Sustainable Bike and Pedestrian Enhancements Project, led by the City of Paso Robles in California, aims to improve safety and accessibility for非motorized users through the construction of a new multi-use path, additional sidewalks, ADA-compliant accessibility features, and visibility enhancements such as signage and lighting to better separate pedestrians and bicyclists from vehicle traffic. The project spans Niblick Road from Spring Street to Creston Road and is subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, having received approval under a Mitigated Negative Declaration with adopted mitigation measures and a finding of consistency. Funding and oversight involve both the City of Paso Robles and the California Transportation Commission, with the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation acting as a key administrative partner. Although the project is publicly posted and tracked through state environmental portals, it does not constitute a federal contract and contains no FAR clauses, federal acquisition regulations, or federally mandated procurement clauses. There is no stated contract value, no defined period of performance, and no formal solicitation number or contract type designated beyond a "special-notice" classification. The procurement process lacks detailed evaluation factors, submission guidelines, or required certifications typically found in federal contracts, and no information is provided on payment terms, invoicing procedures, or contractor representation requirements such as UEI or small business status. Point of contact for the project includes Ditas Esperanza, Capital Project Engineer for the City of Paso Robles, and Cherry Zamora, Associate Deputy Director with the California Transportation Commission. All work must be performed at the project site in San Luis Obispo County, California, and acceptance will be managed by the City of Paso Robles under state-level environmental and infrastructure compliance standards, with no reference to defense logistics, packaging, or federal inspection criteria.