5921-099-C1_Regional_Map_8.27.24.pdf

This is a regional project map document for the Napa Valley Vine Trail project, a multiuse path initiative involving Napa County Department of Public Works in California. The map illustrates the planned Napa Vallejo Project Location and identifies the connectivity between three trail systems: the Bay Trail, Ridge Trail, and Vine Trail. The visualization shows the geographic positioning of these trail connections across the region, with specific reference to the four-mile gap that the project aims to close between John F. Kennedy Park and the intersection of Devlin Road at Airport Boulevard. The regional map serves as a reference tool for understanding the broader trail network context and how the Vista Carneros segment integrates into the larger 47-mile Napa Valley Vine Trail system. Napa County is seeking a single prime consultant to handle preliminary engineering, environmental analysis, right-of-way services, plans, specifications, estimates, and construction support services for this multiuse path project, with planned construction commencement in Spring 2029.

The consultant selected for this turnkey project must demonstrate comprehensive familiarity with Caltrans Local Assistance Procedures and will be responsible for all technical and administrative tasks, including documentation, Caltrans responses, right-of-way certification, and construction authorization. The consultant will provide design support services during the construction phase and assist the County through the bid period. The regional map serves as a planning document that contextualizes the project within the existing and proposed trail infrastructure network, facilitating understanding of how the Vista Carneros segment contributes to regional multiuse transportation connectivity goals.