Ramp Pavement Rehab northbound Market Street on I-15

Caltrans District 11 in San Diego is planning preventative maintenance rehabilitation on the northbound I-15 exit ramp to Market Street at postmile 1.7, focusing on extending the service life of the existing concrete pavement by applying a 0.2-foot Rubber Bonded Wearing Course Type G overlay over the current asphalt surface. The work scope includes removing the existing asphalt layer and replacing it with rubberized asphalt, replacing the dike in kind, re-striping and refreshing pavement markings and markers, and installing two new electrical loops. All activities are strictly confined within the existing ramp pavement boundaries and Caltrans right-of-way, with no supplemental staging area required. The project is classified as a routine maintenance initiative under CEQA Class 1 categorical exemption and NEPA guidelines, ensuring environmental compliance without the need for extensive environmental review. The lead point of contact is Emery McCaffery, Environmental Scientist, reachable at 858-289-1270, and the project is administered internally by Caltrans with involvement from the Project Manager and Senior Environmental Planner. The solicitation is currently in forecast status as of October 1, 2025, with no formal contract value, pricing details, or financial data provided. No contract clauses, evaluation factors, packaging requirements, or special provisions have been defined in the available materials, indicating this is a preliminary notice prior to solicitation. Performance will occur solely at the identified location in San Diego, and acceptance will be conducted by Caltrans upon completion, adhering to state transportation standards and environmental commitments documented in the ECR and exemption findings.