Service Cabinet Relocation; EA 08-1R590/PN 0825000087

The project involves relocating existing pole-mounted service cabinets and pull boxes from private property into the State Right of Way along Routes 91 and 215 in Riverside County, California, with all work confined strictly to Caltrans public right-of-way areas. At two designated locations, existing connections will be removed and new service pedestals with foundations installed, accompanied by 3-inch conduit containing conductors buried at least 18 inches beneath sidewalks or curved paved medians and 30 inches elsewhere. A 24-inch by 4-inch concrete pad will be constructed in front of each Type III cabinet foundation, which must be raised 2 inches above grade in unpaved areas. All ground disturbance, including trenching and horizontal drilling, is limited to the minimum necessary for installation, with no off-pavement driving, equipment staging, utility relocations, or connections to new infrastructure anticipated. The project is fully funded by state resources and operates under multiple environmental exemptions including CEQA Class 3(d) and NEPA categorical exclusions, with compliance ensured through Caltrans environmental protocols, stormwater permits, and mitigation measures for biological and cultural resources. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site within the State Right of Way under Caltrans oversight, with no formal contractor involved—the department itself is the executing agency. No federal contract clauses, award evaluation factors, payment details, invoicing systems, or contractor representations are documented; the project is administered as an internal Caltrans initiative with environmental compliance as the primary regulatory framework. The estimated duration is 30 working days, though specific start and end dates are not defined, and no contract value, pricing, or formal solicitation number is provided.