Property Boundary Surveys

The Delta Conveyance Design and Construction Joint Powers Authority is conducting property boundary surveys on public and private lands in California under the authority of Business and Professions Code § 8774 and Civil Code § 846.5, which permit surveyors to enter private property with reasonable notice to owners or tenants. Survey teams will locate and attempt to identify property corners using hand tools to uncover survey monuments, with no construction or physical alteration of the land being performed. These activities are strictly informational and do not represent any commitment to proceed with the Delta Conveyance Project or any subsequent development, nor do they involve work that could result in environmental impacts. All survey efforts are preliminary and limited to boundary verification without triggering regulatory review or land use decisions. The work is being managed by the Authority, with Graham Bradner, Executive Director, serving as the primary point of contact. The survey initiative was posted as a forecast on July 2, 2026, and is focused entirely within the state of California. No solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside information is provided, indicating this is an early-stage preparatory effort rather than a formal procurement. The Authority has not specified exact locations beyond the state level, and all operations will remain non-intrusive, limited to locating physical markers and documenting existing boundary information. This activity supports future planning but does not indicate any immediate or definitive action regarding the conveyance project.