Round Mountain Gap 02-2K680

The California Department of Transportation is preparing to replace several deteriorating culverts along State Route 299 in Shasta County, addressing structural issues such as decaying inverts and separated joints. This project is focused solely on the repair and maintenance of existing infrastructure without any expansion of use, ensuring continued safe and functional highway operations. Funding for the project comes entirely from state resources, and the work is planned under Caltrans District 2 based in Redding. The initiative is part of routine infrastructure upkeep to prevent further degradation and maintain transportation reliability in the region. The project is publicly forecasted under the identifier Round Mountain Gap 02-2K680, with the announcement posted on July 27, 2026, and further details available through the Caltrans environmental tracking system. Primary contact for inquiries is Stephanie N Houtman, Senior Environmental Scientist Specialist, reachable via phone or email. The work will be conducted entirely within California, with no specified city-level location beyond Shasta County, and there are no set-asides or procurement classifications currently defined. The project reflects Caltrans’ commitment to preserving the state’s transportation network through targeted, non-expansion maintenance efforts.