PL23065102 – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Public Law 84-99 Emergency Repair of Grand Island Levee System Site 0651-02

The contract pertains to the emergency repair of Site 0651-02 within the Grand Island Levee System along the Sacramento River near Ryde, California, authorized under Public Law 84-99 following a state of emergency declared on January 4, 2023. The scope of work requires restoring the affected waterside slope to pre-flood conditions by excavating and reconstructing it to a 1.5H:1V gradient, utilizing quarry stone fill above the summer mean water surface elevation and quarry stone below it, with coir fabric installed as a separation layer between the two materials to prevent migration and ensure structural integrity. The project is administered by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, with oversight from the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and is exempt from California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review under Section 15269(a) due to its emergency nature. No formal contract value, pricing details, or line items are provided, and the procurement is executed without a solicitation number or competitive bidding process due to the urgent nature of the repairs. Performance occurs on-site at the levee location with inspection and acceptance also conducted at the project site by USACE, and no specific delivery terms, packaging requirements, or invoicing methods are outlined in the documentation. The primary point of contact for project readiness matters is Jonathan Yau, Readiness Branch Chief, USACE, with Jennifer Calles of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board serving as the senior environmental liaison. The contract lacks standard federal acquisition clauses, evaluation factors, representations from offerors, or detailed administrative instructions, consistent with its emergency emergency repair status under Public Law 84-99, which allows for streamlined execution and immediate mobilization without typical procurement formalities.