Bear creek road 2.1 MI south of CA-17 excavate approx. 25' depth to replace failed culvert, approx. 112' long. New junction box W/ manhole and energy

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $626,707 to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) on June 26, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to address critical infrastructure needs on Bear Creek Road, 2.1 miles south of CA-17. The project delivers culvert replacement and related drainage infrastructure improvements, including excavation to approximately 25 feet depth to replace an approximately 112-foot-long failed culvert, installation of a new junction box with manhole and energy dissipation features, new guardrail installation, and surface drainage feature enhancements.

This project-specific award aligns with the Highway Planning and Construction program's focus on highway preservation and safety enhancements. As a state department of transportation, Caltrans administers the work in California and is responsible for project oversight, design, and construction management in accordance with applicable federal requirements, including environmental review and compliance with 23 CFR and 2 CFR 200.

Project description

Bear creek road 2.1 MI south of CA-17 excavate approx. 25' depth to replace failed culvert, approx. 112' long. New junction box W/ manhole and energy dissipation to be included. New guardrail and surface drainage features will be installed.