PL23063301 – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Public Law 84-99 Emergency Repair of Maintenance Area 13 Unit 2 South - Cherokee Canal Left Bank Levee System

The contract pertains to emergency levee repairs under Public Law 84-99 at Maintenance Area 13 Unit 2 South of the Cherokee Canal Left Bank Levee System in Butte County, California, following a state of emergency declared on March 1, 2023. The scope involves restoring the damaged levee to pre-flood conditions by excavating and reconstructing slopes from a 1H:1V gradient to a 2H:1V gradient using approved levee fill material, with benching to ensure proper integration between new and existing materials. A 3-foot-deep, 8-foot-wide keyway will be installed to enhance structural integrity and prevent erosion, and compaction measures will be carefully executed to suppress water infiltration and the formation of tension cracks along the roadway crest. Work is to be performed at two designated locations: Site 0633-01 near Levee Mile 22.9, approximately 10 miles west of Gridley, and Site 0633-02 near Levee Mile 10.65, two miles south of Richvale. The project is administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, with oversight from the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, and relies on statutory exemptions under CEQA and federal emergency authorities to bypass standard procurement and environmental review timelines. No pricing, line-item costs, or contract value has been disclosed in the available documentation, and while standard FAR clauses are not explicitly listed, the contract operates under emergency provisions that may limit typical compliance requirements. There are no specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing methods, payment details, or formal inspection criteria beyond the outlined technical specifications, and no offeror representations, certifications, or socioeconomic set-asides are documented. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2025, with an exemption signed on September 24, 2025, indicating an expedited procurement process typical of emergency response actions. Point of contact for coordination includes Jennifer Calles of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and Jonathan Yau of USACE Sacramento District, though formal contracting officer or technical representative designations are not provided.