SUMAC DRIVE STORM DRAIN REPLACEMENT - PROJECT NO. 50655

The Sumac Drive Storm Drain Replacement Project No. 50655 is a local public works initiative by the Ventura County Public Works Agency to remove existing storm drain infrastructure and construct new facilities along Sumac Drive in Ojai, California. The scope includes installing new junction structures, headwalls, concrete aprons on the outlet side, and/or rip-rap for erosion control, all designed to maintain or enhance the drainage capacity of the original system without expansion. Environmental compliance is addressed through a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15302, Class II, Subdivision (c), which permits replacement of existing facilities on the same site with equivalent capacity, avoiding the need for full environmental review; this exemption is supported by documentation including a Notice of Exemption and a No Effect Determination from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The project is exempt from environmental filing fees, and proof of prior payment for administrative costs is documented via a receipt numbered 56-01142026-014. The place of performance is clearly identified as Sumac Drive in Ojai, California, with inspection and acceptance to occur on-site by the County of Ventura, acting as both the procuring and implementing agency. No federal contract clauses from the FAR are applicable or included, and the project is not structured as a federal procurement, so there are no references to WAWF, AAC, TAS, ACRN, or other federal accounting or invoicing systems. Contract value, period of performance, delivery schedule, and pricing details are not specified, and no formal contract type or solicitation number is provided, indicating this is a forecasted project rather than an award with binding financial terms. The primary point of contact is Anitha Balan, Director of Roads & Transportation, who serves as the lead for administrative and operational coordination. No business size certifications, socioeconomic requirements, unique entity IDs, CAGE codes, or federal representation clauses are applicable, as the project is administered entirely by a public agency without soliciting private contractors or invoking federal acquisition regulations. Packageing, marking, security clearances, key personnel designations, and special contract requirements are not addressed, reflecting the local nature of the work, which is guided by County Public Works standards rather than federal or military specifications.