Reclamation District 1601 Twitchell Island - 7-Mile Slough Erosion Repair

Reclamation District 1601 is preparing to undertake maintenance and erosion repair work on the existing Twitchell Island levee system along Seven-mile Slough, specifically between levee stations 166+50 and 179+50. This project aims to preserve the structural integrity of the levee, which is critical for flood control and land protection in the region. The work will involve targeted repairs to address erosion damage, likely including bank stabilization, slope reinforcement, and possibly placement of riprap or other erosion control measures. The project is forecasted to proceed under the oversight of the district, with Tessa Marlow, Environmental Manager, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Although the solicitation number and NAICS code are not yet provided, the effort aligns with ongoing infrastructure maintenance responsibilities of the district in California’s Central Delta region, where levee reliability is essential for agricultural and environmental stability.