Skyline Boulevard Sign Relocations

The City of Avenal is undertaking the relocation of roadside street signs along Skyline Boulevard in Kings County, California, as part of a local infrastructure improvement initiative. The project involves removing existing signs and posts and reinstalling them in more suitable locations to enhance visibility and compliance with safety standards. The work is classified as a minor alteration to existing facilities under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically exempt under Title 14, Code of Regulations Section 15301(c), and is supported by a CDFW No Effect Determination and a Notice of Exemption. The place of performance is explicitly defined as Skyline Boulevard in Avenal, and the lead agency contact is Javier Andrade, City Engineer, reachable via phone and email for project coordination. There is no formal contract value, pricing structure, or solicitation number publicly available, and the project is referenced as a forecast with a posted date of July 31, 2025. All administrative filings and environmental compliance documents were processed through Kings County, with payments made directly to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and recorded via cash receipt. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR), contract clauses, evaluation factors, or invoicing systems such as WAWF are applicable or referenced, as this is a municipally managed project with no federal funding or oversight. Inspection and acceptance are expected to occur at the project site, with the City of Avenal assuming full responsibility for execution and compliance with state-level environmental exemptions, though no technical specifications like MUTCD or Caltrans standards are cited in the documentation. Delivery schedules, packaging requirements, and contractor selection processes are not detailed, and no Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, or socioeconomic certifications are provided, indicating this is a straightforward local public works action managed internally by the agency.