TD2238577 TD2281416 Monte de Oro Deteriorated Pole and Anchor Replacement Project

The project involves the removal and replacement of two deteriorated wood utility poles, their associated concrete caissons, and one anchor structure located within an unnamed intermittent stream near the intersection of Monte de Oro Road and De Portola Road in Temecula, California. Spearheaded by Southern California Edison and overseen by the State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Water Quality, the work is classified as a ministerial action under CEQA categorical exemption 15301, which applies to the maintenance of existing facilities and exempts the project from full environmental review. The place of performance is clearly defined as Temecula in Riverside County, with the State Water Board serving as the lead agency for regulatory compliance, and Samantha Parker listed as the primary point of contact for environmental coordination. The contract was posted on July 28, 2025, with a signature date of July 25, 2025, though no formal solicitation or contract number, contract type, or estimated value is provided. There is no indication of a defined period of performance, delivery schedule, or pricing structure, and no clauses, terms, or special requirements from the Federal Acquisition Regulation are present. No evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging standards, invoicing procedures, or contracting officer designations are specified. The only documented supporting material is a certified exemption finding, and there is no mention of size status, socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, or required representations from offerors. The project is administratively treated as a low-impact, routine infrastructure replacement, relying on environmental exemption rather than formal procurement or contracting mechanisms.