Watt Avenue Access Levee/Waterline Repair

The project involves the repair and replacement of a 2-inch galvanized metal waterline located within the levee embankment near Watt Avenue in Sacramento, California, as part of the Sacramento River Flood Control Project. The scope includes excavating the damaged area, removing the deteriorated pipe, addressing subsurface voids and sinkholes caused by the leak through proper compaction, and installing a new ductile iron waterline with compatible Romac connections. All work will be performed on land, with no in-water activities, and existing air-release and shutoff valves on the landside of the levee will remain unchanged. Following installation, the levee embankment, aggregate base, and paved crest will be fully restored to their original condition to ensure structural integrity and continued function within the flood control system. The project operates under Board Permit 9125-B and is exempt from full environmental review under CEQA categorical exemptions Sections 15301, 15302, and 15282(k), which classify the work as routine maintenance, replacement, and minor repair of an existing public facility without expansion or significant environmental impact. The Central Valley Flood Protection Board is the approving and procuring authority, with Sacramento County Regional Parks serving as the lead implementing agency. Project oversight and inspection will be conducted by government representatives at the site in Sacramento County, located in Section 12, Township 8N, Range 5E, with coordinates 38.565269 N, -121.384345 W. No formal contract value, pricing details, or payment terms are specified in the documentation, nor are there any identified contracting officer, contracting officer’s representative, or technical representative assigned. There is no established period of performance, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or invoicing method provided. The solicitation is published as a forecast notice with no formal solicitation number, and no evaluation factors, award basis, or proposal submission requirements are outlined. While the project references CEQA exemptions and includes administrative details such as a project identifier Minor Alteration No. WA2025123 and a signing date of November 10, 2025, it lacks standard federal contract clauses, representations, certifications, or attachment lists typically associated with federal acquisitions. Contact for further information is available through Angela Nguyen-Tan of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and KC Sorgen of Sacramento County Regional Parks.