SRP Small Sidewalk Repair Access Request Acceleration Package No. 44

The SRP Small Sidewalk Repair Access Request Acceleration Package No. 44 is a project initiated by the City of Los Angeles to fulfill obligations under the Willits Settlement Agreement, focusing on the removal of Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility barriers and associated sidewalk repairs at two specific locations: 910 S HOLT AVE and 4031 W 61ST ST. The work is limited to addressing identified barriers as requested by residents with disabilities, ensuring compliance with ADA standards, and includes the removal of two street trees at Site 1471, which requires separate discretionary approval from the Bureau of Street Services or the Board of Public Works. The project was determined to be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class 1 and Class 32 exemptions, with approval granted by the Bureau of Engineering on May 20, 2025, and the notice posted on July 30, 2025. All work must adhere to the City’s Standard Specifications for Public Works Construction, known as the “Greenbook,” the Work Area Traffic Control Handbook, and relevant municipal codes, with inspections and acceptance occurring on-site by the City’s Bureau of Engineering. No formal competitive procurement process was employed; instead, the project is administratively approved based solely on compliance with legal, environmental, and accessibility requirements. There is no identified contract value, no pricing structure, no contract type classification, and no formal evaluation factors or offeror certifications, as the initiative operates as a non-competitive, settlement-driven public works action. The point of contact for the project is Kevin Gibson, Engineer with the Bureau of Engineering, and all documentation is managed internally by the City, with submissions submitted via physical copies to specified municipal offices rather than through an electronic portal. No packaging, marking, delivery, or invoicing details are specified, and no subcontractor or vendor information is present, consistent with the project’s streamlined, compliance-focused nature.