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Rock Slope Protection (RSP) Installation

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The contract calls for the installation of rock slope protection using 17-inch riprap and smaller rock materials to stabilize slopes and enhance resistance against erosion. The work involves placing layered rock to fill voids and reinforce embankments, ensuring long-term structural integrity in areas vulnerable to environmental wear. This effort is critical for maintaining the safety and durability of transportation infrastructure within the Eastern Goleta Valley, specifically targeting slope degradation issues that threaten roadway stability. The project is issued as a subcontract under the County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division, with a response deadline of August 18, 2026. It falls under the NAICS code 238990, indicating it is a specialty trade contractor service. The physical performance location is designated as 93111, encompassing the Eastern Goleta Valley area, and the work must be executed in accordance with engineering and environmental standards typical for public infrastructure projects in California. Interested parties must submit proposals before the stated deadline to be considered for award.

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Install 17-inch riprap and layered rock to stabilize slopes in Eastern Goleta Valley by August 18, 2026.

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California → County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation DivisionView Agency

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238990 - All Other Specialty Trade ContractorsView NAICS

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Eastern Goleta Valley, CA, 93111, US

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division
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Placement of 17-inch riprap and smaller rock to fill voids for slope stabilization and erosion resistance.

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