G25-045 (6088E '23) Bay Farm Island Near-Term Sea Level Rise Adaptation Planning

The State Coastal Conservancy has awarded a Non-Information Technology Services Subvention and Local Assistance contract to the City of Alameda for $2.64 million. The contract was executed on March 17, 2026, with a completion date of March 31, 2029, representing a three-year performance period. The contract encompasses four distinct line items focused on Bay Farm Island Near-Term Sea Level Rise Adaptation Planning, with individual values ranging from $411,350 to $1,084,500.

The services to be delivered under this contract involve planning and adaptation strategy development related to sea level rise impacts on Bay Farm Island, located in Alameda, California. The City of Alameda, as the prime contractor, will execute planning activities across multiple fiscal allocations, each represented as a separate line item. These adaptation planning efforts support the State Coastal Conservancy's mission to address coastal resilience and environmental protection in response to anticipated sea level rise impacts in the San Francisco Bay Area region.