Tiger Creek Regulator Dam Spillway Replacement Project

The project involves the construction of a new spillway at the right abutment of Tiger Creek Regulator Dam, State Dam Number 97-104, under the oversight of the California State Water Resources Control Board. The work is planned to enhance the dam’s safety and functional capacity by replacing existing spillway infrastructure with a modern, engineered system designed to handle increased water flow and improve structural integrity. The project is positioned at Jackson, California, with all work activities centered on the dam site and its immediate surroundings, requiring careful coordination with environmental and geotechnical constraints typical of such infrastructure upgrades. The project is forecasted with a posting date of May 26, 2026, indicating it is in the pre-solicitation phase, with formal bidding expected to follow. Point of contact information is provided for both the Project Engineer, Mikhail Ermakovich, and the primary Environmental Scientist, Eric Bradbury, who will oversee compliance, permitting, and environmental stewardship throughout the project lifecycle. While the solicitation number and NAICS code are not yet defined, all actions will align with California state regulations governing dam safety, water resource management, and environmental protection. The UI link directs to the official project listing on the CEQA Net database, where further procedural and regulatory details will be published as the project advances toward procurement.