PL23115101 – USACE Public Law 84-99 Emergency Repair of Reclamation District 0017, 2094, 2096, 2075, 2064 San Joaquin River East Levee System Site 1151-01

The contract pertains to emergency levee repairs under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Law 84-99 at multiple sites along the San Joaquin River East Levee System in San Joaquin County, California, specifically addressing damage from a March 2023 flood event. The primary work involves excavating the failed portions of the levee to the failure plane and backfilling with approved material that matches the gradation and properties of the existing levee fill, ensuring the restored slope geometry conforms to adjacent undamaged sections with standardized gradients of 1H:1V, 2H:1V, or 3H:1V. The repair process includes benching into the existing levee for structural continuity, proper compaction of fill material, debris removal, site clearing, and implementation of erosion control measures such as seeding and riprap placement where needed. All activities are classified as emergency repairs under California Environmental Quality Act Section 15269(a), which provides a statutory exemption from full environmental review due to the declared emergency originating from Governor Newsom’s proclamation on March 1, 2023, with expansion to San Joaquin County on March 12, 2023. The project is administered by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board in coordination with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, which oversees all inspection, construction, and acceptance activities directly using federal personnel, with no private contractor identified. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site at the designated locations including Sites 1151-01, 1151-03, 1151-10, 1151-13, 1151-15, and 1151-18, with performance expected to begin promptly following authorization under the emergency authority. Funding is sourced through Public Law 84-99, though no specific contract value, pricing details, or payment office information is provided. The solicitation was posted on September 25, 2025, with a signing date of September 24, 2025, and no standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses apply due to the emergency nature of the work. Technical oversight is led by Jonathan Yau of the USACE Readiness Branch, while Jennifer Calles of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board serves as the primary point of contact. No subcontracting, socioeconomic set-asides, offeror certifications, or formal contract