Work Orders 4, 5, and 7 for the SisTel Broadband Capital Oversight Project

The project involves the deployment of middle-mile broadband infrastructure along designated segments of the State Highway System in Siskiyou County, California, specifically along State Routes 263 and 3, Quartz Valley Road, and city streets in Yreka. This initiative is part of Work Orders 4, 5, and 7 under the SisTel Broadband Capital Oversight Project and is designed to connect with a third-party last-mile network to deliver internet service to residences, businesses, and community institutions. The work is being executed by Siskiyou Telephone Company under the oversight of Caltrans, District 2 in Redding, with environmental compliance ensured through state-level exemptions under the California Public Resources Code, including sections 21080.51, 21083, and 21110, as amended by SB 156. The contract forecast was posted on January 7, 2026, following a signed Notice of Exemption on January 6, 2026, and the primary point of contact is David DeMar, Branch Chief, with additional support from Eric Demro, Senior Project Manager. No federal acquisition regulations or standard contract clauses are incorporated into the documentation; instead, the project operates under California state administrative and environmental procedures. Specific pricing, contract value, payment terms, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or inspection and quality standards are not detailed in the available records. There is no formal statement of work with technical specifications, no defined period of performance, no FOB terms, and no identified contracting officer or technical representative roles. The requirement for a certified environmental exemption document is noted, but no structured list of attachments, proposal format rules, submission deadlines, or evaluation criteria are provided. The solicitation is classified as a forecast with no assigned solicitation number, and while it implies an indefinite-delivery or task-order framework, no formal contract type is designated. The work location is strictly confined to Yreka and its surrounding highway corridors, with no mention of delivery, packaging, labeling, or security requirements. No socioeconomic, size status, or entity identification details for the contractor are disclosed, and no representations or certifications required under federal procurement rules are included.