Walnut Park - Pacific Boulevard Et Al

The project involves a 2.6-mile transportation improvement initiative along Pacific Boulevard and adjacent streets in the unincorporated area of Walnut Park, California, aimed at enhancing pedestrian, cyclist, and transit mobility in a high-collision corridor without adding any vehicle lanes. Work includes constructing updated curb ramps and bulb outs, installing new bike lanes through lane reconfiguration, improving crosswalks, reconstructing roadways, repairing sidewalks, and performing tree maintenance. The project is led by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works and qualifies for a statutory exemption under California Public Resources Code Section 21080.25(b), contingent on compliance with key conditions: no demolition of affordable housing, no addition of highway lanes, and a total project cost not exceeding $50 million or, if between $50 and $100 million, with documented public meetings. A Project Labor Agreement and use of a skilled and trained workforce, as mandated by Public Contract Code Chapter 2.9, are required. The lead agency is responsible for inspection and acceptance of all work, ensuring adherence to State Air Resources Board regulations for zero-emission transit infrastructure and compliance with the 2020 Mobile Source Strategy. Proposals must be submitted electronically via email to rrccceqafiling@rrcc.lacounty.gov, accompanied by a certified exemption finding, project description, conceptual plans, and the completed SB 922 Checklist in PDF format. Payment inquiries and contract administration are handled by Dinh Anh Mai and Tina Tran, with payments directed to P.O. Box 1460, Alhambra, CA, under Department Service Order 26RR0003 Line 2 and account code 5021A. The contracting officer’s representative is Hank Fung, Senior Civil Engineer, and the Director of Public Works, Mark Pestrella, PE, serves in an oversight capacity. No federal acquisition regulation clauses or standard contract formats are applicable as this is a state-funded infrastructure project governed by California environmental and labor statutes, not federal procurement rules.