Washington Ave. SD Line

The Washington Ave. SD Line project is a minor storm drain infrastructure improvement by the City of San Leandro, California, designed to install a new storm drainage line along Thornton Street, connecting an existing inlet at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Thornton Street to a manhole at Thornton Street and Hays Street. The work is confined entirely within the existing right-of-way and is classified under a CEQA Categorical Exemption (Section 15301(C1)), confirming no significant environmental impact and eliminating the need for an environmental impact report. Administrative compliance is managed through the Alameda County Clerk’s office, with a required $50 filing fee and submission of five copies of environmental exemption documents either by mail or in person by the August 19, 2025 deadline. The lead point of contact is Iman M. Fawzy, Assistant Engineer, who serves as the project’s primary representative, with no formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR identified. Payment for fees must be made via check payable to Alameda County Clerk, but no contract value, line item pricing, or invoicing instructions are specified, indicating this is a forecasted project without a formal award or funded contract yet established. There is no mention of FAR clauses, federal acquisition regulations, military standards, packaging, marking, preservation, or evaluation factors, as the project is governed solely by state-level environmental compliance procedures under CEQA. The place of performance is clearly defined as San Leandro, CA, 94577, and no delivery, FOB, or performance schedule details beyond the filing deadline are provided, suggesting the activity is a local infrastructure enhancement executed under administrative oversight with minimal procurement formalities.