Site work for a water / sewer project in Sacramento, California. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Bid For: Specification No. 23-10, Contract No. C51647 Salmonid Habitat Improvement, Lower Feather River Estimated Cost Range: $1,300,000 - $1,500,000 Inspection Trip: 5/24/2023 at 10AM Contractors License Classification: A LOCATION: LOWER FEATHER RIVER. . Located approximately 5 miles downstream of Oroville Dam near the Feather River Fish Hatchery, and a quarter mile downstream of the Feather River Fish Barrier Dam, the project is situated just upstream of State Route 70 and downstream of Table Mountain Boulevard, between river mile (RM) 65 and 67. Question Deadline 06/02/2023 Submit questions or requests for clarification by email to doe_specs@water.ca.gov. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The proposed project consists of the following key elements: (1) addition or replacement of approximately 16,000 cubic yards (CY) of spawning gravel to multiple locations within the river to improvespawning conditions in these areas, including building in-river access routes to reach these areas; (2) excavation of accumulated streambed material from the entrance of Moe's Side Channel to improve hydraulic capacity and redistribute material at the head of Upper Auditorium Riffle to improve spawning conditions; (3) excavation of accumulated streambed material from the entrance and exit of the Bedrock Park side channel to increase flows and improve potential habitat accessibility; and (4) minor spoiling of excavated material in an area adjacent to the exit of the Bedrock Park Side Channel to avoid off-site haul of materials through a public park (see Figure 2). Environmental commitments incorporated into the proposed project's design include preparing a construction management plan; conducting worker environmental awareness training; implementing DWR's greenhouse gas emissions reduction plan; and preparing a stormwater pollution prevention plan, spill prevention and control plan, and a fire protection and prevention plan. 1. Importing and temporarily stockpiling gravel within designated staging areas. 2. Clearing, grading, shaping, and maintaining access routes to and between the staging areas; and clearing, grading, shaping, and maintaining access ramps from the staging areas to the river. 3. Placing stockpiled gravel in the river channel to construct riffles, berms, and in-river access routes to gravel placement locations. 4. Excavating accumulated river material at the entrances and exits of side channels to improve hydraulic capacity, increase flows, and improve potential habitat accessibility. 5. Transportation of excavated material, temporarily stockpiled at onsite staging areas, to an offsite stockpile location as shown. Completion- September 30, 2023.