Shingle Bear Chip

The California Department of Transportation, specifically Caltrans District 2 in Redding, is forecasting a pavement maintenance project under the title Shingle Bear Chip. The project involves applying an asphalt rubber chip seal to the existing roadway surface with isolated digouts to address localized pavement deficiencies. All paved pullouts, road connections, and driveways will receive a fog seal to enhance surface durability and cohesion. Work will be strictly confined to the current roadway prism, with no alterations to bridge decks or adjacent infrastructure beyond the traveled way. The project is funded through state resources and is intended to extend pavement life and improve surface conditions without expanding the road footprint. The opportunity was posted on August 4, 2026, and is classified as a forecast, meaning it is not yet a solicitation but indicates an upcoming procurement intent. There is no set-aside designation or NAICS code provided. The primary point of contact is Stephanie N Houtman, Senior Environmental Scientist Specialist, who can be reached via email at stephanie.houtman@dot.ca.gov or by phone at 530-560-5042. The work will occur somewhere in California, though the specific location is not detailed in the data, with all activities limited to the existing road alignment. Further details and documentation can be accessed through the provided Caltrans CEQA net project link.