Reclamation District 817 Gibbs Pond and 40 Mile Road Pipe Repair Project

The Reclamation District 817 Gibbs Pond and 40 Mile Road Pipe Repair Project is a forecast acquisition focused on replacing failed gravity flow drainage pipes within the north levee of Dry Creek in Wheatland, California. The primary objective of the work is to restore stormwater and irrigation drainage functionality and enhance the structural integrity of the levee. The project is classified under NAICS 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction and is supported by interim construction financing provided by the Yuba County Water Agency. Administrative and environmental compliance is a central component of the project, with a Notice of Determination filed on July 23, 2026, following a project approval on July 22, 2026. The project adheres to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), utilizing a Negative Declaration to certify that the work will not have a significant environmental effect. Key project contacts include Tom Engler as the District Engineer for Reclamation District 817, as well as environmental staff from the Yuba County Water Agency. While the project is documented through various state clearinghouse and CEQAnet filings, specific contract values, performance periods, and formal procurement evaluation factors are not provided in the available documentation.