Reclamation District No. 1600 DMP Drainage Pipe Replacement Project

Reclamation District No. 1600 is proposing the Deferred Maintenance Program Drainage Pipe Replacement Project to replace a single 48-inch drainage pipe that runs through the levee, conveying water from agricultural lands east of Woodland, California, to the Tule Canal within the Yolo Bypass. The replacement will be done in kind, preserving the original pipe’s size, alignment, and functional capacity to ensure uninterrupted drainage and continued protection of surrounding farmland. The project is designed to address aging infrastructure and maintain the integrity of the levee system without altering its existing hydraulic performance. The initiative is forecasted for implementation with a posted date of June 24, 2026, and is managed directly by Reclamation District 1600, located in California with the place of performance centered in Woodland at 95691. Primary point of contact for the project is Michele Clark, District President, reachable through the Yolo Land Trust, while Mike Kynett, Principal Engineer, serves as the technical lead. Further details and documentation are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act online portal linked to the project identifier 2026061104. No formal solicitation number or set-aside designation has been assigned at this stage.