Reclamation District 108 Slope Stability Flood System Repair Program Sites Project

The Reclamation District 108 is undertaking a levee repair project to address two critical slip sites along the Colusa Basin Drainage Canal East Levee in Colusa County, California. The work involves stabilizing a 650-foot segment at Levee Mile 17.2 between Tule Road and White Road (Site A) and a 150-foot segment at Levee Mile 12.7 between Yolo County Line Road and White Road (Site B), with the primary objective of restoring flood protection capacity and structural integrity to the levee system. Environmental compliance is central to the project, requiring a 401 Water Quality Certification from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board under the Clean Water Act and adherence to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been satisfied through the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration. All project activities must implement the prescribed mitigation measures to ensure no significant adverse impacts on water quality or the surrounding environment. The project is classified as a forecast notice, indicating it is in a pre-solicitation planning phase, and no formal contract, pricing, or solicitation details are available. There are no identified federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, evaluation factors, or procurement methodologies outlined, as the focus remains on state and regional regulatory compliance rather than federal contracting procedures. The project location is defined by specific geographic coordinates, and oversight responsibilities are shared between Reclamation District 108 as the implementing entity and the Central Valley Water Board as the certifying authority. No contract value, delivery schedule, invoicing procedures, or contractor selection criteria have been specified in the available documentation.