SR 111 and SR 155 Census System Lifecycle Reset in Imperial County

The project involves resetting the life cycle of the census system at three locations in Imperial County, California, specifically along SR-111 at postmile 57.625 and SR-115 at postmiles 34.964 and 21.17. Work includes installing a 334LS controller cabinet, an EMU3B counter, and pull boxes, along with constructing new concrete pads and foundations for the cabinets, which will require ground disturbance to a depth of 2 to 3 feet. The foundation covers approximately 0.565 cubic yards and spans 5.779 square feet, while the pad measures 34.846 square feet. The existing loop detection system and solar battery will be replaced, necessitating pavement disturbance to access the current loop infrastructure, with restoration required afterward. Environmental compliance is a central component, with the project exempt under CEQA Class 1 and a categorical exclusion under NEPA pursuant to 23 USC 326 and 327, as documented in the Environmental Commitments Record. No formal contract clauses, pricing, or payment terms are specified in the available documentation, suggesting this is a pre-solicitation forecast rather than a fully awarded contract. The place of performance is strictly limited to the identified locations in Imperial County, and inspection and acceptance will occur on-site by Caltrans, District 11 personnel. Key contacts include Morgan Tusa as the Environmental Scientist, Louie La Compte as the Project Manager, and Mitchell Doucette as the Senior Environmental Planner. There are no defined packaging, preservation, or marking requirements, no military standards referenced, and no evaluation factors or special contract provisions outlined. The absence of a solicitation number, contract value, or offeror-specific information indicates the project is in an early planning phase, focused on environmental clearance and logistical configuration before procurement.