Site work and new construction of a civil project in Brawley, California. Completed plans call for the construction of a development; and for site work for a water / sewer project.

Question Deadline 10/23/2026 Deadline for receipt of Submitter's written questions, requests for clarifications to the RFQ/P, and suggested edits to the draft PDB Contract (including its Appendices) via Forms F-1 and F-2. Kane Spring is a multi-benefit Project that will include water-based and vegetation-based dust control measures, additional shoreline bird habitat, improved water use efficiency within the Project Site, and wetlands enhancement. To accomplish this, the project will include the design and construction of ponds, ditches, berms, vegetation enhancement, and wetlands enhancement. The Project design (Phase 1 ) will include the entire project area (5,099 acres) to elevation -247.5'. Project construction (Phase 2) may be implemented in multiple Work Packages as funding allows. As the project footprint expands toward elevation -247.5' beyond the 3,206-acre concept, the project could incorporate larger vegetation enhancement areas, ponds, or other features that meet the Project goals. This concept is described further in PDB Contract, Appendix D. Wetlands and open-water habitats are intended to be supported by three complementary water sources - agricultural drains, the West Interception Ditch, and Species Conservation Habitat (SCH ) Project pond water, providing flexibility to manage hydrology and salinity, sustain wetland vegetation, and advance habitat and dust-control objectives aligned with the Salton Sea Program . Water for the vegetation enhancement areas will be sourced from groundwater wells. Water sources are described further in PDB Contract, Appendix D. Design and construction of ponds, ditches, berms, vegetation enhancement, and wetlands enhancement for dust control and habitat restoration.