Pipe Replacement along Paradise Cut Project

The project involves the in-kind replacement of a 14-inch drainage pipe along the Paradise Cut levee in San Joaquin County, California, with a minimum of two feet of cover from the pipe crown to the levee crown, followed by backfilling and compaction using controlled low-strength material in compliance with California Code of Regulations, Title 23, Waters, Division 1. The scope also requires the complete removal of an unauthorized 10-inch plastic pipe that runs parallel to the existing drainage system. All excavations must be restored to pre-project conditions, including the full rehabilitation of the levee crown roadway. The work is governed by Board Permit 6403, originally issued in 1969, and qualifies for categorical exemptions under CEQA Sections 15301, 15302, and 15304, as well as a statutory exemption under Section 15282(k), due to its nature as a minor pipeline repair under one mile in length. The place of performance is defined as Levee Mile 1.51 on the right bank of Paradise Cut, with coordinates at 37.77417°N, 121.329928°W, and the contract is being administered by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board. The sole point of contact for inquiries is Jordan Robbins, Senior Environmental Scientist, with Michael Moncrief of MBK Engineers listed as the project engineer. No contract value, pricing details, or payment information is provided, and the solicitation number WA2025068 does not include any standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, special contract requirements, evaluation factors, or submission instructions beyond the core scope and environmental exemptions. No packaging, marking, or delivery terms are specified, and no formal representation, certification, or socioeconomic status data for potential offerors is included in the documentation.