Water System Reconstruction Project - Water Supply and Storage Improvements

The Mendocino Unified School District is advancing a modification to its previously approved Water System Reconstruction Project, focusing on a stream restoration component aimed at improving channel stability, continuity, and overall stream function through the rerouting and restoration of an existing watercourse on district property. This modification, developed in coordination with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, responds to conditions identified during the Coastal Development Permit review and constitutes a regulatory amendment rather than a new project. The work is situated at 44020 Little Lake Road in Mendocino, California, and is supported by a water supply permit amendment approved by the State Water Resources Control Board on November 26, 2025, which determined that no new environmental impacts will result, eliminating the need for additional CEQA review. The district, acting as the lead agency, is the procuring entity, with Jason Morse listed as the primary point of contact and superintendent. No formal solicitation number, contract type, pricing data, or FAR clauses are included, indicating this is a forecast posting rather than an active procurement. There are no identified delivery schedules, payment offices, invoicing methods, inspection procedures, packaging requirements, or offeror certifications, as the documentation centers on environmental approvals and regulatory compliance rather than contractual terms. The project’s financial value remains unspecified, and while agency coordination and regulatory alignment are confirmed, the absence of detailed technical specifications, performance metrics, or acquisition documentation suggests this effort is in a preparatory or permit-driven phase.