White Deer Ranch Crossing Replacement Project

The White Deer Ranch Crossing Replacement Project aims to replace an aging and inadequate culvert with a vented rock ford crossing designed for improved water flow and environmental compatibility. The new structure will consist of five 50-foot-long, 48-inch-diameter corrugated metal culverts placed on a 1-foot-thick granular bedding layer to ensure stability and proper drainage. This upgrade is intended to address structural deficiencies, reduce erosion risks, and support aquatic habitat connectivity while accommodating natural stream dynamics. The project is forecasted by the California State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Quality, with a posted date of June 2, 2026, and performance expected within the state of California. Primary point of contact for project inquiries is Shawn Agarwal, Engineering Geologist, reachable via email or phone, with additional support available from Craig Geldart, Senior Manager - Environmental at PG&E. No solicitation number or set-aside details have been provided, indicating this is a preliminary forecast rather than a formal procurement notice. The project does not specify a Naics code, organization type, or exact location beyond the state, suggesting further planning stages are underway. The official project page is accessible through the CEQAnet system for ongoing updates and documentation.