Shasta County Fiber Optic Re-route

The Shasta County Fiber Optic Re-route project involves constructing new conduit pathways and installing ground boxes to establish fiber optic connectivity between six key county facilities in Redding, California: the Administration Building Data Center, Fleet Services, Public Defender, Public Works/Resource Management, Superior Court, and Jail Level 1 Basement. The work is limited to the replacement or reconstruction of existing utility systems without significant expansion of capacity, qualifying the project for a categorical environmental exemption under 14 CCR § 15302 of the California Public Resources Code. The place of performance is strictly within Redding, bounded by Butte Street to the north, Placer Street to the south, West Street to the west, and Court Street to the east, with all activities and acceptance occurring at the project site. The lead agency is the Shasta County Department of Public Works, with C. Troy Bartolomei, Director, serving as the primary point of contact. No formal contract value, pricing, CLINs, or payment details are available, as the documentation reflects a forecasting phase rather than a finalized solicitation. The project lacks specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, inspection criteria, quality standards, or formal contracting officer roles, and no FAR clauses, special requirements, or representational certifications from offerors are documented. Proposals must be submitted in paper form to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento, though no submission deadline, format guidelines, or electronic submission options are provided. The effort is governed by state environmental law rather than federal acquisition regulations, and no military, technical, or packaging standards apply.