PL23028426 – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Public Law 84-99 Emergency Repair of Mormon Slough Levee System Site 0284-26

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, is executing an emergency repair project under Public Law 84-99 to restore the Mormon Slough Levee System along the Right Bank in San Joaquin County, California, specifically at Site 0284-26 and other adjacent sites including 0284-83, -84, and -85. The work is authorized by a state of emergency declared in January and March 2023, and the project qualifies for an exemption under California Public Resources Code Section 15269(a), eliminating the need for full environmental review. The scope involves excavating sloughed material up to 12 feet vertically, reconstructing levee slopes from 1H:1V to 1H:1.25V, backfilling approximately 100 feet of levee, installing filter-compatible materials and geotextile fabric, and placing quarry stone and riprap at the toe to achieve pre-flood structural integrity and erosion resistance. All work is performed in-situ at the project sites, with inspection and acceptance conducted on-site by the government. The Central Valley Flood Protection Board is the approving agency, while USACE leads implementation with no external contractor involvement. The project was posted on September 19, 2025, with a signed issue date on the same day, and the contracting office is located at 1325 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. No contract value, pricing details, or line items are disclosed. Point of contact for oversight is Jonathan Yau, Readiness Branch Chief, with Jennifer Calles of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board as the senior environmental liaison. No contract clauses, packaging standards, quality specifications, or offeror certifications were included in the documentation, and no formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, or invoicing procedures were specified. The project operates under emergency authority without competition, with no set-asides, socioeconomic requirements, or evaluation factors outlined.