Santa Ana River Trail Project, Segment 3B

The Santa Ana River Trail Project, Segment 3B, involves the construction of a 0.66-mile multi-use trail within the Prado Dam Flood Control Basin in unincorporated Riverside County, California. The trail will feature a Class I asphalt or concrete bicycle path with an eight-to-ten-foot travel way and two-foot shoulders, designed to accommodate both cyclists and pedestrians, with adjacent decomposed granite sections for equestrian use. Key design specifications include a maximum longitudinal slope of five percent, a maximum cross fall of two percent, and a minimum 2:1 slope ratio for cut and fill areas. The project includes comprehensive drainage improvements, signage and striping along the trail, and the application of a native hydro-seed mix to revegetate graded slopes. Construction is anticipated to take approximately eight months and is contingent upon the availability of funding, with no definitive contract value or pricing details provided. The project is managed by the Riverside County Regional Park and Open Space District, with Gaby Adame-Algrim serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Environmental compliance has been addressed through a CEQA Negative Declaration, and the project is located at the identified site along the Santa Ana River Trail corridor. No formal contract clauses, line-item pricing, payment terms, inspection standards, or offeror certifications are included in the available documentation, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast notice rather than a fully executed contract. The agency is responsible for oversight and acceptance, with no designated Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical oversight roles explicitly identified.