Signal and Lighting Systems 06-1H750

The project involves the repair and upgrade of signal and lighting systems along State Route 180 in Fresno County and State Route 99 in Madera County, with all work conducted within Caltrans right-of-way. Key activities include replacing existing signal cabinets on established foundations, installing new detectors, push button assemblies, accessible pedestrian signals, pedestrian signal heads, and backplates, as well as placing construction signage. The work is subject to strict environmental compliance measures, including preconstruction surveys to avoid disturbing bird nesting periods from February through September, mandatory halts if cultural resources are encountered, and adherence to protocols for handling hazardous materials such as lead-contaminated soil, treated wood, and electrical waste. Specific state-level standards govern material management, including SSP 7-1.02K for lead, SSP 14-11.14 for treated wood, SSP 14-11.15 for electrical equipment disposal, and Revised RSSP 87-21.03D for hazardous component removal. The project benefits from a CEQA Class 1c categorical exemption and NEPA compliance under 23 CFR 771.117, eliminating the need for full environmental impact documentation. Inspection and acceptance occur at the project sites, with Caltrans District 6 responsible for oversight. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, pricing data, contract value, or formal evaluation factors are specified, as the documentation reflects preliminary forecasting and environmental clearance rather than a finalized procurement contract. The point of contact for the project is Pedram Mafi, Senior Environmental Scientist Supervisor, and the work is anticipated to be executed under Caltrans' internal processes without defined contract type, delivery schedule, or invoicing procedures listed.