SR-26 Preventative Maintenance

The contract titled SR-26 Preventative Maintenance outlines a comprehensive pavement rehabilitation effort within the existing Caltrans right of way in California. The scope of work includes cold planing from edge of pavement to edge of pavement, localized spot dig-outs, application of hot mix asphalt overlay, and installation of a high friction surface treatment to enhance traction and safety. These measures are designed to address advanced deterioration of the highway surface and restore optimal driving conditions for the public. All activities are targeted at extending pavement life and improving overall road performance without expanding the current infrastructure footprint. The project is forecasted by Caltrans District 10 - Stockton with a posted date of June 17, 2026, and is managed by Senior Environmental Scientist Claudia Torres, who serves as the primary point of contact. The work is entirely confined to state-owned right of way in California, ensuring no additional land acquisition or environmental permits beyond those already in place. While formal solicitation details and set-aside classifications have not yet been published, the nature of the work indicates a focus on preventative maintenance to mitigate future degradation and reduce long-term repair costs. The project reflects Caltrans’ commitment to maintaining safe, durable transportation infrastructure across its network.