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The project includes targeted asphalt repairs and replacement in select parking lot areas and drive aisles to address deteriorated pavement. The existing restroom facility will be demolished and replaced with a new facility, meeting current codes and accessibility requirements. Improvements also include construction of a new bike park plaza with an associated parking area. New site lighting will be installed around the existing skate park, bike park plaza, and along the Sacramento River Trail to improve visibility and user safety. Limited landscape and irrigation improvements are also proposed including repair of damaged landscape areas

Contractor agrees to provide to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Miller Demonstration State Forest Road Rocking Services. Contractor shall provide all materials, labor, equipment, tools, permits, taxes, transportation, and fees to provide road rocking services for approximately 2.76 miles of existing seasonal road within the Miller Demonstration State Forest.

Street surface preparation, approximately 7462 tons of asphalt concrete, ADA ramps, traffic control, striping, pavement marking, pavement markers, and all other work shown in the drawings and as required by the specifications at various locations in the City

General work description: Bridge replacement and roadway widening.

Description: This brush chipper will be used for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to to accomplish critical fuel reduction projects.

The project will rehabilitate existing secondary clarifiers 1 and 2 at the City's Stillwater Wastewater Treatment Plant by removing and replacing all mechanical and electrical equipment inside the clarifier structures, as well as the access bridges and stairs, the grout floors, effluent slide gates, and all piping inside both structures

The work may include, but is not limited to, trenching, excavation, and shoring for underground electric conduit systems, duct banks, and associated facilities; excavation for the installation, removal, replacement, repair, or relocation of primary vaults, junction boxes, secondary pull boxes, transformer pads, equipment foundations, and related underground structures; installation, repair, replacement, and restoration of streetlight foundations and associated underground infrastructure; relocation, modification, repair, and protection of existing conduit systems, including conduits located within joint utility trenches or beneath existing utilities and infrastructure; locating, exposing, potholing, supporting, and protecting existing underground facilities and utilities to prevent damage during construction; furnishing and placement of bedding material, backfill, compaction, trench slurry, imported material, and restoration of disturbed areas; saw cutting, removal, replacement, and restoration of asphalt concrete pavement, sidewalks, curb and gutter, driveways, concrete surfaces, landscaping, and other public or private improvements disturbed by the work; furnishing and implementation of traffic control, pedestrian access control, signage, barricades, and public safety measures; dewatering, groundwater control, erosion control, and environmental protection measures necessary to perform the work; emergency excavation, fault-locating support, temporary repairs, and emergency response activities required to restore electric service or secure facilities; site preparation, grading, access improvements, clearing, demolition, and restoration; hauling, importing, stockpiling, recycling, and lawful disposal of excavated, unsuitable, or excess material; and other incidental excavation, civil construction, and restoration work reasonably necessary to support REU underground electric utility operations and projects

The project includes the construction of amenities to the Sacramento River Trail, including a plaza with benches, a shade structure, a drinking fountain, miscellaneous landscaping, cultural panels and other various items of work as detailed on the plans and in the specification

This project includes applying a polymer modified rubberized chip seal followed by microsurfacing on approximately 168,300 square yards of existing streets, removing and applying traffic stripe and markings, and all other work shown on the plans, as required by the specifications, and as directed by the Engineer

The project includes improvements to numerous existing roads, construction of a new roadway, and an improvement of a 2-acre open space area adjacent to Moody Creek.Work includes pavement widening, curb, gutter, sidewalk, utilities, drainage infrastructure and lighting improvements to Grand Avenue, Shasta Way, Cascade Boulevard and Shasta Dam Boulevard (SR-151).Construction of Wonderland Boulevard including a section consistent with an 84-ft right of way per City of Shasta Lake Construction Standards (COSLCS) including landscaped medians, complete street design components, utility design and coordination (water, wastewater, stormwater, joint utility trench & irrigation), safe crossing infrastructure to open space across Wonderland Boulevard.Improvements to a 2-acre open space adjacent to Moody Creek with improved trails, and signage, and enhanced water-wise landscaping and shade tree planting, green sustainable stormwater infrastructure including bioretention and bioswales