San Ysidro School District-Wide Asphalt Repair/Resurfacing Project & La Mirada Shade Shelter Project

The San Ysidro School District is planning a comprehensive asphalt repair and resurfacing initiative across its elementary campuses, including Willow, Sunset, and Smythe Elementary Schools, with additional work at La Mirada Elementary School. The project involves resurfacing playgrounds, parking lots, driveways, and fire lanes, restriping all asphalt surfaces, replacing damaged asphalt sections, and trimming trees to maintain safety and accessibility. At La Mirada Elementary School, a new shade structure will be installed alongside “safe dispersal” signage to enhance outdoor safety and student protection from sun exposure. All improvements will be strictly limited to existing school boundaries, ensuring no expansion of student capacity, building square footage, or operational hours. The work is designed to improve infrastructure safety, durability, and functionality without altering the current use or scale of the campuses. The project is set to be publicly forecasted as of July 15, 2026, with primary point of contact being Jose F. Iniguez, Ed.D., Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Leadership, School Support, and Safety. All activities will be carried out within the designated area of San Diego, California, specifically in the 92173 ZIP code. No solicitation number or set-aside classification has been provided, indicating the project remains in a planning and forecasting stage with procurement details to be issued at a later date. The initiative reflects a proactive effort to maintain school facilities, prioritize student and staff safety, and enhance the outdoor learning environment across multiple campuses under the district’s jurisdiction.