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Request for Proposals for

Aquatic Vegetation Control

RFP No.: C25708004

March 27, 2026

California Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Boating and Waterways

California Department of Parks and Recreation RFP No.: C25708004

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Table of Contents

1.0 PURPOSE AND OVERVIEW OF RFP

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.2 DESCRIPTION OF SITES FOR MECHANICAL HARVESTING

1.3 DEFINITIONS

1.4 ACRONYMS

2.0 PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE AND PROCESS

2.1 AUTHORITY’S DESIGNATED POINT OF CONTACT

2.2 ADDENDA TO THE RFP

2.3 NON-COMMITMENT OF PARKS

2.4 PROPERTY RIGHTS

2.5 IMPROPER COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTACTS

2.6 CONFIDENTIALITY

2.7 UNRUH CIVIL RIGHTS ACT AND THE FAIR EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING ACT

3.0 SUBMITTAL OF THE PROPOSALS

3.1 PROPOSAL SUBMITTAL INFORMATION

3.2 LATE SUBMITTALS

3.3 MODIFICATION OR WITHDRAWAL OF PROPOSALS

4.0 PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

4.2 TRANSMITTAL LETTER

4.2.1 Proposal Minimum Requirements

4.3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4.4 CONTENTS OF THE PROPOSAL

4.4.1 Past Performance and Experience

4.4.2 Understanding of the Scope of Work

4.4.3 Small Business Participation and Preference

4.4.4 Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Requirement and Incentive

4.4.6 Cost Proposal

5.0 EVALUATION

5.1 PROPOSAL REVIEW

5.2 PROPOSER EVALUATION

5.2.1 Minimum Requirements

5.2.2 Technical Proposal Evaluation

5.2.3 Cost Proposal Evaluation

5.2.4 Interviews

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5.3 COMBINED PROPOSAL SCORES

5.4 NOTICE OF PROPOSED AWARD

5.5 EXECUTION AND AWARD PROCESS

5.6 NO AGREEMENT UNTIL SIGNED AND APPROVED

6.0 PROTEST PROCEDURES

List of Figures

Figure 1. 1 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 8

Figure 1. 2 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 79

Figure 1. 3 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 284

Figure 1. 4 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 910

List of Tables

Table 1: Key RFP Dates:

List of Attachments

Attachment A: Minimum Requirements Checklist

Attachment B: Criteria for Awarding Points for the Proposal

Attachment C: Criteria for Awarding Points for the Interview and Total Score Worksheet

Attachment D: Cost Proposal

Attachment E: Sample Agreement, including Exhibit A (Scope of Work) through Exhibit D

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List of Forms and Certifications

Form A: Bidder Declaration (GSPD 05-105)

Form B: Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Declaration (DPR 486)

Cert. 1: CCC-04/2017 and STD 204

Cert. 2: Iran Contracting Certification

Cert. 3: Darfur Contracting Act Certification

Cert. 4: Major Participant Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibilty, and

Voluntary Exclusion Certification

Cert. 5: Subcontractor Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility, and

Volunatry Exclusion Certification

Cert. 6: Non-Collusion Certification

Cert. 7: California Civil Rights Laws Certification

Cert. 8: Executive Order N-6-22: Russia Sanction

Cert. 9: Gen AI Reporting and Factsheet DPR 097B

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1.0 Purpose and Overview of RFP

The following list provides a general overview of information related to the subject of this Request for Proposals (RFP):

1. The Department of Parks and Recreation (Parks), Division of Boating and Waterways

(DBW) is issuing this RFP to receive Proposals from qualified firms (Proposers) to provide

Aquatic Vegetation Control.

2. This procurement will be based on the combined Technical Proposal, Cost Proposal and

Interview scores. Responsive Proposals submitted in response to this RFP will be evaluated with the intent of awarding an Agreement to the highest-ranked Proposer.

3. The Agreement period will start upon DGS approval of the Agreement and will extend three years with an option to amend two one-year amendments, at the discretion of the state, for a total of five years. The Work will start with an Authorization to Commence Work

Notice and will be managed through Work Orders. No Work may begin prior to the receipt of an Authorization to Commence Work Notice.

4. This RFP will be available in electronic format on the State’s Contract Register at caleprocure.ca.gov which is the official site.

All questions regarding this RFP must be submitted in writing to the email address of the individual identified in Section 2.1 of this RFP by the date and time listed in Section 2.0, Table 1. Key RFP

Dates. All such questions shall use the subject line: C25708004 Aquatic Vegetation Control.

Responses to questions submitted will be posted on the State’s Contract Register, and a courtesy copy will be sent to those who submitted questions.

1.1 Description of Services

See Sample Agreement, Attachment E, Exhibit A, Attachment 1 for the full Scope of Work.

The Contractor agrees to provide to Parks, DBW services as described herein:

The DBW enters into an agreement with a mechanical harvesting, physical control and herbicide application company (Contractor) to mechanically remove, conduct physical control actions and/or equipment installations and use herbicides to treat water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes), water primrose (Ludwigia spp.), spongeplant (Limnobium laevigatum), alligatorweed (Alternanthera philoxeroides), Brazilian waterweed (Egeria densa), Coontail (Ceratophyllum demersum) , curly leaf pondweed (Potamogeton crispus), Eurasian watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum), fanwort (Cabomba caroliniana) and any additional authorized invasive floating, and/or submerged aquatic invasive plants from infested and blocked waterways within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Suisun Marsh, and its tributaries as part of the Aquatic Invasive Plant Control Program (AIPCP). The listed plant species will hereafter be referred to as ‘floating aquatic vegetation’ (FAV) or ‘submerged aquatic vegetation’ (SAV). Obstruction of vessel (commercial and recreational) passage and navigation poses a clear and imminent danger, requiring immediate action to prevent or mitigate the loss or impairment of life, health, property, environment, or essential public services. The proposed work shall be as follows:

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General Provisions:

A. No FAV removal or treatment shall take place until authorized by DBW.

B. The conservation and mitigation measures from the previous Biological Opinions written by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS dated 07/22/2020) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA, NMFS dated 05/15/18) are incorporated by reference into this contract and may be referred to herein. Additionally, new Biological Opinions and Amendments may be received during the life of this contract. The Contractor will abide by all regulatory provisions detailed in the previous Biological Opinions pursuant to Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA 12/28/73 as amended 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq). The Contractor will be held responsible for any fines associated with violations of the provisions set forth in ESA Section 7 permits that may occur within the AIPCP jurisdiction as provided within the Scope of Work, of this Agreement.

C. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, previous Streambed Alterations Agreement (Number 1600-2015-0132-R3) is incorporated by reference into this contract and may be referred to herein. Additionally, a new Streambed alteration Agreement may be received during the life of this contract. The Contractor will abide by all regulatory provisions detailed in the Streambed Alteration Agreement, and any new amendments made or renewals received. The Contractor will be held responsible for any fines associated with violations of the provisions set forth in this permit that may occur within the AIPCP jurisdiction as provided within the Scope of Work, of this Agreement.

D. The Contractor shall provide DBW with daily status reports that describe work carried out during the previous day and discuss progress toward the objective of the work. Discussion of any problems, delays or other difficulties encountered in the work shall also be included in the reports.

E. The Contractor shall keep complete and accurate books and records connected with the performance of this Agreement during and for three years after the term of this Agreement, or until the final payment under this Agreement, whichever is later. Such books and records shall be kept in a secure location at the Contractor’s office(s). If an audit, review, examination, or evaluation is commenced during the time specified herein for the maintenance of books and records, Contractor shall continue to maintain all relevant books and records until the audit, review, examination, or evaluation is completed. The Contractor shall ensure that books and records of subcontractors, suppliers, and other providers shall also be accurately maintained for the same periods.

F. The Contractor shall not be paid by any other individual or entity, neither public nor private, for the services performed at the specific site and time, for which the State is paying Contractor.

G. The services shall be performed at sites within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Suisun Marsh, and its tributaries that are within DBW Jurisdiction. Work will only occur where mechanical harvesting or herbicide treatment is needed and requested by DBW.

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H. Mechanical harvesting or herbicide treatment needs will be determined by DBW.

I. There is NO guarantee that DBW will need to harvest or treat any sites for a given year.

J. Contractor must follow all environmental and construction measures set forth by environmental scientists.

K. The services shall be provided as soon as possible.

L. The maximum length of this contract is 3 years. DPR retains the option to amend the contract for either time or budget, including two one-year amendments, at the discretion of the state, for a total of five years. Upon signing the amendment, the contractor hereby agrees to provide services for the extended periods at the same rates and terms specified in the original Agreement.

M. The annual expenditures for this contract will not exceed $5,000,000.00.

Mechanical Harvesting Provisions:

A. Removal of FAV will occur upon written approval from DBW managers and scientists when DBW has identified a treatment location within DBW jurisdiction the areas listed in Section 1.1. General Provisions, item G, is in need of mechanical harvesting.

B. The Contractor shall coordinate work with the designated FAV lead.

C. The Contractor shall initiate and carry out effective mechanical removal and disposal of FAV from designated waterways within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Suisun Marsh, and its tributaries.

D. All mechanical harvesting must be completed from sites within DBW’s jurisdiction.

E. The work shall be carried out intermittently, as is needed, for all months of the year, except for May and June, based on previous Biological Opinions and other permit requirements.

F. The work shall consist of mechanical harvesting and disposal of FAV using approved mechanical harvesting equipment to effectively remove FAV plants.

The Contractor shall avoid removal and damage of non-target plant species.

Work will continue until the specified waterway is confirmed to be sufficiently clear of FAV by DBW to allow vessel passage and navigation.

G. Prior to conducting mechanical harvesting, the Contractor will utilize an Environmental Checklist to ensure that no sensitive or listed species are within the project area. DBW may assist with identifying listed species and sensitive habitats. If listed species or sensitive habitats are present, the operator will not conduct mechanical harvesting at that site.

H. DBW field crews and/or contractor staff may herd (move) FAV mats toward the mechanical harvester.

I. Collected FAV shall be offloaded to a dump truck parked at a nearby boat ramp or other accessible location.

J. FAV will be disposed of at an authorized location where permission has been obtained from the landowner or site manager, as approved by DBW.

K. The Contractor shall be responsible for proper disposal of FAV.

L. The Contractor must follow all DBW AIPCP procedures and comply with all environmental requirements for any work conducted (refer to the environmental permits for further details). Mechanical requirements include, but are not limited to the following:

a) The Contractor shall work with DBW Environmental Scientist to ensure implementation of a species survey protocol. The Environmental Scientist will check fish survey data to verify that listed fish species are not likely to be present at the removal site. If the fish surveys indicate that listed fish species are present in the area of mechanical harvesting, the Environmental Scientist will notify the Contractor to halt work immediately.

b) Mechanical removal of FAV in habitat for the federally and state-listed giant garter snake (GGS; Thamnophis gigas), or areas where GGS has been sighted in the past, will only be conducted outside of the May 1 to June 30 active GGS season, as per environmental permits.

c) The mechanical harvester will maintain a speed of 2 to 2.5 knots in areas outside of sensitive GGS habitat, or areas where GGS has been sighted in the past, during the active season, making it likely if GGS were to be in the area, they would be able to move out of the way.

d) Disturbance of upland giant garter snake habitat can only be conducted between May 1st and October 1st.

e) The Contractor will stop and/or reverse the mechanical harvester if a giant garter snake or listed fish species is seen within FAV during removal.

f) Notify USFWS, NMFS, and DBW immediately of the finding of any listed species or any unanticipated take or suspected take of listed species.

g) Dispose of all FAV collected by mechanical removal at an authorized disposal location.

h) Prior to each treatment season, DBW will conduct an environmental awareness training with all field crew members. DBW will also provide field crews with a special-status species guide for easy on-site identification.

Herbicide Treatments:

A. Herbicide treatments of FAV and/or SAV will occur only when DBW identifies a location in need of treatment.

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B. Herbicide treatments will only occur to supplement treatments when DBW staffing is unavailable to accomplish the required work.

C. The Contractor shall coordinate work with the designated lead.

D. The Contractor shall initiate and carry out effective herbicide treatments in designated waterways within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Suisun Marsh, and its tributaries.

E. All herbicide treatments must be completed in sites within DBW’s jurisdiction.

F. The work shall be carried out intermittently, as needed, during the DBW-approved herbicide treatment season (March 1 to November 30). This is based on previous Biological Opinions and other permitting requirements.

G. The work shall consist of herbicide treatment of FAV and/or SAV using approved herbicides and equipment for effective treatments. The Contractor shall avoid treatment and damage of non-target plant species.

H. Prior to conducting herbicide treatment, the Contractor will utilize an Environmental Checklist to ensure that no listed species are within the project area. DBW may assist with identification of listed species and sensitive habitat. If listed species or sensitive habitats are present, the operator will not conduct herbicide treatments at that site without written approval from DBW staff.

I. The Contractor must follow all DBW AIPCP procedures and comply with all environmental requirements for any work conducted (refer to the environmental permits for further details). Herbicide treatment requirements include, but are not limited to the following:

a) Monitor dissolved oxygen levels pre- and post-treatment for all AIPCP treatments, and selected locations in the Delta over time.

b) Collect treatment data on Tablet or Datasheet provided by DBW

c) The Contractor shall work with DBW Environmental Scientist to ensure implementation of a species survey protocol. The Environmental Scientist will check fish survey data to verify that listed fish species are not likely to be present at the removal site. If the fish surveys indicate that listed fish species are present in the area, the Environmental Scientist will notify the Contractor to halt work immediately.

d) Provide a 100-foot buffer between boat spray treatments and shoreline elderberry shrubs.

e) For herbicide treatments within the 100-foot buffer around elderberry shrubs, crews will utilize backpack style spray wands to target herbicide directly onto FAV species.

f) Crews will only conduct herbicide treatments within the 100-foot buffer of elderberry shrubs when wind speeds are less than 3 mph.

g) Treatment crews will participate in training on herbicide and heat hazards, as well as continuing education units required under California Department of Pesticide Regulation.

h) Follow best management practices to minimize the risk of spill and to minimize the impact of a spill.

i) Boats will be maintained in good condition so that the engines are operating at optimal performance with no fluid leaks or discharges to the water.

j) Notify USFWS, NMFS and DBW immediately of the finding of any listed species or any unanticipated take or suspected take of listed species.

k) Prior to each treatment season, DBW will conduct an environmental awareness training with all field crew members. DBW will also provide field crews with a special-status species guide for easy on-site identification.

Physical Control

A. Physical Control of SAV and/or FAV will occur only when DBW identifies a location in need of treatment.

B. The work shall consist of physical control actions and/or equipment placements, including Bubble Curtains, Benthic Mats, Hand/Nets, Diver Hand Removal, Diver Assisted Suction Removal, Booms and Floating Barriers, and Curtains/Screens.

C. The Contractor shall coordinate work with designated lead.

D. The Contractor shall initiate and carry out physical control actions and/or equipment placements in designated waterways within the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Suisun Marsh, and its tributaries.

E. All physical control actions must be completed in sites within DBW’s jurisdiction.

F. The work shall be carried out intermittently, as is needed, for all months of the year, except for May and June, based on previous Biological Opinions and other permit requirements.

G. Physical control actions will continue until the specified waterway is confirmed to be sufficiently clear of aquatic vegetation by DBW to allow vessel passage and navigation.

H. Prior to conducting physical control actions and/or equipment placements, the Contractor will utilize an Environmental Checklist to ensure that no listed species are within the project area. DBW may assist with identification of listed species and sensitive habitat. If listed species or sensitive habitats are present, the operator will not conduct herbicide treatments at that site without written approval from DBW staff.

I. The Contractor must follow all DBW AIPCP procedures and comply with all environmental requirements for any work conducted (refer to the environmental

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a) Prior to implementing physical control and selecting spoils site, a USFWS-approved biologist with specific giant garter snake expertise will identify habitat suitability and potential giant garter snake presence. DBW may contract this work out to a private consulting firm.

b) The Contractor shall work with DBW Environmental Scientist to ensure implementation of a species survey protocol. The Environmental Scientist will check fish survey data to verify that listed fish species are not likely to be present at the site. If the fish surveys indicate that listed fish species are present in the area where physical control is occurring, the Environmental Scientist will notify the Contractor to halt work immediately.

c) Physical Control of aquatic vegetation in habitat for the federally and state-listed giant garter snake (GGS; Thamnophis gigas), or areas where GGS has been sighted in the past, will only be conducted outside of the May 1 to June 30 active GGS season, per environmental permits.

d) Disturbance of upland giant garter snake habitat can only be conducted between May 1 and October 1.

e) The Contractor will stop physical control actions and/or equipment placement if a giant garter snake or listed fish species is seen within FAV during removal.

f) Notify USFWS, NMFS and DBW immediately of the finding of any listed species or any unanticipated take or suspected take of listed species.

g) Dispose of all collected vegetation by mechanical removal at an authorized disposal location and ensure no hibernating giant garter snakes or other sensitive species are buried under piles of collected vegetation.

h) Prior to each treatment season, DBW will conduct an environmental awareness training with all field crew members. DBW will also provide field crews with a special-status species guide for easy on-site identification.

Equipment Procurement

A. The Contractor shall procure equipment required for and related to aquatic invasive plant mechanical harvesting, herbicide treatment, and physical control as requested by the DBW lead.

B. The Contractor shall carry out procurement of equipment only with written approval from the DBW designated lead.

C. Equipment procured under this proposal will be the sole property of the State of California.

D. A comprehensive list of equipment procured under this proposal shall be kept by the Contractor and will be furnished with each invoice.

1.2 Description of Sites for Mechanical Harvesting

Note: All DBW sites are potential Mechanical Harvesting, Treatment, and/or Physical Control Sites.

1. Site Number: 8 (Figure 1.1)

Location Name(s): Mormon Slough, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deepwater Channel, Port of Stockton, Calaveras River Approximate Acres: 492 County: San Joaquin Special Status Species:

• Reported sightings of Chinook salmon and steelhead in the Calaveras River and Stockton Deep Water Channel. Delta smelt and longfin smelt have also been sighted in the Stockton Deep Water Channel.

• Elderberry shrubs, habitat for Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle, are located near the Port of Stockton.

• Swainson’s hawks have been observed near Smith Canal, the Calaveras River near West Lane, and Rough and Ready Island.

• Rare plant species such as Suisun Marsh Aster and woolly rose-mallow have been sighted along the Calaveras River.

Nearby Launch Points:

• Morelli Park Boat Launch - 1025 W Weber Ave, Stockton, CA 95203

• Louis Park Boat Launch - 3121 Monte Diablo Ave, Stockton, CA 95203

• Buckley Cove Boat Launch - 4911 Buckley Cove Way, Stockton, CA 95219

2. Site Number: 79 (Figure 1.2)

Location Name(s): River’s End, Delta Mendota Canal Approximate Acres: 46.4 County: Alameda, Contra Costa Special Status Species:

• This site contains low value habitat for Giant Garter Snake (GGS).

• Rare plants such as woolly rose-mallow and Mason’s lilaeopsis may be present on the islands.

Nearby Launch Points:

• Rivers End Marina- 6020 Lindemann Rd, Byron, CA 94505

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3. Site Number: 284 (Figure 1.3)

Location Name(s): Barker Slough, Barker Slough Pumping Plant, Calhoun Cut

Approximate Acres: 92

County: Yolo Special Status Species:

• Swainson’s hawks have been reported in this site

• There is a potential for listed fish species to be present at this site

• Crane and Drop

4. Site Number: 910 (Figure 1.4)

Location Name(s): Fresno Slough, Mendota Pool, San Joaquin River

Approximate Acres: 1041

County: Fresno Special Status Species:

• This site contains GGS habitat.

• Swainson’s hawks have been reported in the area

• Several Dirt Launch Areas Exist

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Figure 1. 1 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 8

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Figure 1. 2 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 79

Figure 1. 3 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 284

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Figure 1. 4 Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Maps, Site 910

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Figure 2: Mechanical Harvesting Representative Site Description

Note: Additional sites may be added throughout the term of the agreement.

Site # Acres Site Description

1 113.37 San Joaquin River, Mossdale

2 90.81` San Joaquin River, San Joaquin River, Dos Reis County Park Boat Launch

Facility

3 64.61 San Joaquin River

4 60.79 San Joaquin River

5 42.41 San Joaquin River

6 53.30 French Camp Slough, Walker Slough

7 98.00 San Joaquin River

8 474.81 Calaveras River, Morman Slough, San Joaquin River, Smith Canal, Stockton Deep

Water Channel and Port

9 61.88 Burns Cutoff

10 229.24 Buckley Cove, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water Channel

11 216.87 Black Slough, Blackslough Landing, Fourteen Mile Slough, San Joaquin River

12 131.63 Turner Cut, Empire Cut, Whiskey Slough, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water

Channel

13 445.93 Heypress Reach, Hog Island Cut, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Twentyone Mile Cut

14 416.63 San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Headreach Island

15 615.70 Columbia Cut, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Upper Whiskey

Slough, Tinsley Island

16 924.91 Mandeville Cut, Mandeville Reach, San Joaquin River, Stockton Deep Water

Channel, Venice Cut

17a 231.13 San Joaquin River, Hayes Reach, Old River

17b 611.10 San Joaquin River, Hayes Reach, Potato Slough

18a 170.32 Mokelumne River, Andrus Island, Willow Berm, Perrys Boat Harbor and Drydock

18b 169.55 Mokelumne River, Bouldin Island, Highway 12

19a 426.67 San Joaquin River, Andrus Island, Seven Mile Slough, Mokelumne River

19b 345.82 San Joaquin River, Webb Tract, Mokelumne River, Webb Reach

20 124.74 Seven Mile Slough, Jackson Slough, Tomato Slough, Brannan Island, Twitchell

Island

21a 606.63 San Joaquin River, Twitchell Island

21b 627.06 San Joaquin River, Fishermans Cut, Bradford Island, Webb Tract

22 734.52 Horseshoe Bend, Sacramento River, Three Mile Slough, Sherman Island

23a 343.97 Gallagher Slough, San Joaquin River, Sherman Island

23b 488.06 False River, San Joaquin River, Bradford Island, Jersey Island

24a 440.60 San Joaquin River

24b 458.98 San Joaquin River

25 6.50 Fourteen Mile Slough

26 148.30 Fourteen Mile Slough

28 154.78 Fourteen Mile Slough

29 115.80 Fourteen Mile Slough

30 37.73 Mosher Slough

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31 79.75 Bear Creek, Pixley Slough

32 333.12 Disappointment Slough

33 135.35 Disappointment Slough

34 112.11 Bishop Cut

35 38.32 Telephone Cut

36 46.27 Upland Canal, White Slough

37 196.56 White Slough

37 0.80 White Slough

38 47.92 Honker Cut

39 211.68 White Slough

40 124.55 Little Potato Slough

41 135.27 Little Potato Slough

42 99.32 Little Connection Slough

43 201.11 Potato Slough

44 276.56 Potato Slough

45 10.02 Middle River

46 35.62 Middle River

47 48.04 Middle River

48 43.50 Middle River

49 81.77 Middle River

50 137.53 North Canal, Victoria Canal

51 81.78 North Canal, Victoria Canal

52 104.00 Middle River

53 126.06 Middle River

54 64.91 North Victoria Canal, Woodward Canal

55 48.77 North Victoria Canal, Woodward Canal

56 180.41 Middle River

57 87.17 Railroad Cut

58 159.40 Middle River

59 199.61 Empire Cut, Middle River, Mildred Island

60 270.98 Empire Cut, Mildred Island

61 78.71 Whiskey Slough

62 71.13 Whiskey Slough

63 31.64 Whiskey Slough

64 120.91 Trapper Slough

65 562.04 Latham Slough, Middle River, Mildred Island

66 213.21 Middle River, Mildred Island

67 472.74 Connection Slough, Middle River, Mildred Island

68 276.56 Middle River

69 300.49 Connection Slough, Middle River

70 58.67 Old River

71 43.06 Old River

72 127.48 Old River, Paradise Cut

73 89.18 Old River, Paradise Cut, Salmon Slough

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74 133.32 Sugar Slough, Tom Paine Slough

75 67.71 Old River

76 82.34 Old River

77 103.06 Old River

78 62.64 Old River

79 16.03 Delta Mendota Canal, River's End

80 175.99 Fabian & Bell Canal, Grant Line Canal

81 106.04 Fabian & Bell Canal, Grant Line Canal

82 62.24 Grant Line Canal, Salmon Slough

83a 25.34 Old River

83b 18.63 Old River

84a 60.69 Old River

84b 29.31 Old River

85a 36.32 Old River

85b 89.50 Old River

86a 12.97 Old River, West Canal

86b 70.66 Clifton Court Forebay, Old River, West Canal

87a 58.68 Old River, Eucalyptus Island

87b 90.66 Old River, Widdows Island

88 87.44 California Aqueduct, Clifton Court Forebay, Italian Slough

89a 55.86 Old River

89b 42.25 Old River

90a 45.25 Old River

90b 50.61 Old River

91a 113.87 Old River

91b 78.33 Old River

92a 110.25 Old River

92b 143.68 Old River

93 688.38 Discovery Bay, Indian Slough

94 49.03 Werner Dredger Cut

95 58.03 Werner Dredger Cut

96 59.17 Werner Dredger Cut

97 117.75 Rock Slough

98a 97.95 Old River

98b 136.49 Old River

99a 206.08 Connection Slough, Holland Cut, Little Mandeville Island, Rhode Island

99b 260.76 Connection Slough, Little Mandeville Island

100 299.58 Connection Slough, Little Mandeville Island, Bacon Island

101a 134.29 Old River, Quimby Island

101b 309.56 Old River, Little Mandeville Island, Mandeville Island

102 132.01 Holland Cut, Sheep Slough

103a 132.72 Old River, East Franks Tract

103b 175.48 Old River, Mandeville Island

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104a 113.22 Old River, False River, San Joaquin River, Webb Tract

104b 97.06 Old River, False River, San Joaquin River, Mandeville Island

105 450.46 False River, North Franks Tract

106 105.24 Fisherman's Cut, False River, San Joaquin River

107 193.38 Piper Slough, False River, Sandmound Slough

108 165.86 Roosevelt Cut, Sand Mound Slough

109 275.29 Contra Costa Canal, Rock Slough, Sand Mound Slough

110 109.68 Taylor Slough, South Taylor Slough, Caliente Harbor, Anchor Marina

111 78.88 Taylor Slough, North Taylor Slough, Mariner Cove Marina, Jackass Point

112 163.91 Dutch Slough, Emerson Slough

113 95.27 Dutch Slough, Jersey Island

114 67.14 Dutch Slough, West Dutch Slough

115 728.86 Big Break, Marsh Creek

116 210.38 Big Break, Southwest Big Break

117 537.47 Big Break, Northwest Big Break, Big Break Marina

118 78.98 Big Break, Little Big Break, Lauritzen Yacht Harbor, Antioch Bridge

119a 348.79 San Joaquin River, Antioch Bridge, Sherman Island

119b 506.79 San Joaquin River, Antioch Bridge, Big Break Marina

120a 756.89 San Joaquin River, West Island

120b 474.59 San Joaquin River, Antioch Bridge

121a 259.52 San Joaquin River, Kimball Island

121b 496.45 San Joaquin River

122 206.17 Donlon Island, Mayberry Slough, Sherman Lake

123 155.36 Mayberry Cut, Sherman Lake

124 96.47 Sherman Lake, South Sherman Island, San Joaquin River

125 1005.63 Sacramento River, Sherman Lake, Mayberry Slough, Sandy Beach Park

126 187.60 Cabin Slough, Sherman Lake, East Cabin Slough

127 85.40 Cabin Slough, Sherman Lake, West Cabin Slough

128 87.11 Sherman Lake, Eastern Central Sherman Island WMA

129 554.80 Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Northern Sherman Lake

130 31.89 Sherman Lake, Central Sherman Island WMA

131 951.97 Broad Slough, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, San Joaquin River, Sherman Lake

131 951.97 Broad Slough, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, San Joaquin River, Sherman Lake

132 178.29 Broad Slough, San Joaquin River, Sherman Lake, Cabin Slough

133 1141.0

Winter Island, Broad Slough, Middle Slough, New York Slough, San Joaquin River

134 627.20 Browns Island, Middle Slough, New York Slough, San Joaquin River, Suisun Bay

135 489.95 Sacramento River, Sherman Island, West Sherman Island Road

136 386.83 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, North Montezuma

Island

137 193.48 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Light 11 Fl G 6s

138 485.18 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Toland Landing

139 805.58 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Chinese Cut

140 542.45 Sacrametno River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Rio Vista, Delta

Marina

141 510.47 Sacramento River, West Brannan Island, Helen Madere Memorial Bridge

171 137.86 Delta Coves

173 1322.3

Franks Tract, Little Franks Tract, Southwest Franks Tract

174 1707.1

Franks Tract, Central Franks Tract

175 436.73 Franks Tract, Northeast Franks Tract

176 415.31 Decker Island, Horseshoe Bend, Sacramento River

200 159.69 Islemouth Slough, South Mokelumne River, Westgate Landing, Staten Island, Terminous Tract

201 199.74 South Mokelumne River, Potato Slough, Staten Island, Bouldin Island

202 204.02 South Mokelumne River, North Fork of Mokelumne River, Staten Island, Bouldin

Island

203 247.96 Sycamore Slough, Brack Tract, Terminous Tract

204 114.89 South Mokelumne River, Staten Island, Brack Tract

205 114.83 Hog Slough, Brack Tract, Canal Ranch

206 85.43 South Mokelumne River, Staten Island, Canal Ranch

207 78.02 Beaver Slough, Canal Ranch, New Hope Tract

208 67.84 South Mokelumne River, Staten Island, New Hope Tract

209a 120.19 Mokelumne River, North Mokelumne River, Broad Slough, Tyler Island

209b 123.30 Mokelumne River, North Mokelumne River, Staten Island, Bouldin Island

210a 52.91 North Mokelumne River, Tyler Island, Tyler Island Road

210b 51.13 North Mokelumne River, Staten Island

211a 54.36 North Mokelumne River, Tyler Island, Tyler Island Road, Walnut Grove-Thornton

Road

211b 55.64 North Mokelumne River, Staten Island, Walnut Grove-Thornton Road

212a 164.28 Delta Cross Channel, Dead Horse Cut, North Mokelumne River, Snodgrass Slough

212b 7.08 North Mokelumne River, South Mokelumne River, Staten Island

213a 76.52 Consumnes River, Mokelumne River

213b 49.83 Mokelumne River, New Hope Tract

214 85.47 Delta Meadows South, Snodgrass Slough, Railroad Cut

215 199.05 Lost Slough, Consumnes River

216 99.88 Snodgrass Slough, The Meadows Slough, Southern Pacific Ditch

217 160.96 Snodgrass Slough, Southern Pacific Ditch, Alfalfa Plant Road

218 26.27 Snodgrass Slough, Russell Road, Herzog Road

219 17.07 Snodgrass Slough, South Stone Lake, Lambert Road

220 98.77 Stone Lakes, South Stone Lake, Lambert Road

221 16.08 Stone Lakes, Lambert Road, Kestrel Lake Road

222 87.11 Stone Lakes, Stone Lake

223 48.90 Stone Lakes, East Arm of Stone Lake

224 67.82 Stone Lakes, North Arm of Stone Lake

225 40.75 Stone Lakes, Sprock Road

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226 38.61 Stone Lakes, Hood Junction, South of Hood Franklin Road

230 20.91 Stone Lakes, Hood Junction, North of Hood Franklin Road

231 28.17 Stone Lakes

232 115.26 Stone Lakes

233 73.49 Stone Lakes

234 49.93 Stone Lakes

235 52.13 Stone Lakes

236 6.94 Stone Lakes

237 102.59 Stone Lakes

238 79.89 Morrison Creek, Stone Lakes

239 10.29 Morrison Creek, Stone Lakes

240a 113.09 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel

240b 219.80 Sacramento River

241 195.93 Sacramento River

242 136.14 Sacramento River

243 145.90 Sacramento River

244 162.32 Sacramento River

245 194.32 Sacramento River

246a 89.98 Morgan's Landing, Sacramento River

246b 212.09 Sacramento River, Snodgrass Slough

247a 140.23 Sacramento River

247b 138.82 Sacramento River

248a 109.79 Sacramento River

248b 102.86 Sacramento River

249a 100.72 Sacramento River

249b 103.67 Sacramento River

250a 361.97 Sacramento River

250b 372.39 Sacramento River

251b 102.21 Steamboat Slough

251a 83.15 Steamboat Slough

252a 98.32 Steamboat Slough

252b 93.11 Steamboat Slough

253a 41.92 Steamboat Slough

253b 41.06 Steamboat Slough

254 75.80 Steamboat Slough

255 48.88 Steamboat Slough

256a 20.23 Sutter Slough

256b 19.16 Sutter Slough

257a 29.18 Sutter Slough

257b 27.52 Sutter Slough

258a 18.90 Sutter Slough

258b 18.28 Sutter Slough

259 165.44 Elk Slough

260 250.40 Cache Slough, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel

261 250.19 Cache Slough, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel

262 308.24 Miner Slough, Prospect Island

263 42.04 Miner Slough

264 30.30 Miner Slough

265 60.50 Miner Slough

266 36.95 Miner Slough

267 1429.7

Cache Slough, Prospect Slough, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel

268 292.74 Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel

269 1330.8

Liberty Island, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Toe Drain

270 1722.4

Liberty Cut, Toe Drain

271 442.33 Liberty Cut, Toe Drain

272 326.18 Cache Slough, Little Hastings Tract

273 1102.4

Cache Slough, Liberty Island

274 90.90 Shag Slough

275 229.99 Liberty Cut, Liberty Island, Shag Slough

276 67.42 Liberty Cut, Liberty Island, Shag Slough

277 399.47 Cache Slough

278 122.27 Cache Slough, Hass Slough

279 75.62 Hass Slough

280 87.90 Cache Slough, Ulatis Creek

281 133.39 Lindsey Slough, Wright Cut

282 106.14 Lindsey Slough

283 80.33 Lindsey Slough

284 92.35 Barker Slough, Calhoun Cut, Lindsey Slough

285 57.30 Georgiana Slough

286 77.70 Georgiana Slough

287 55.39 Georgiana Slough

288 54.73 Georgiana Slough

289 68.75 Georgiana Slough

290a 851.07 Sacramento River, Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel, Toe Drain, Port of

Sacramento

290b 71.26 Sacramento River, Pioneer Bridge, Tower Bridge, Miller Park

291 96.46 Paradise Cut

300 193.49 San Joaquin River, Walthall Slough

301 66.85 Walthall Slough

302 72.44 San Joaquin River

303 120.11 San Joaquin River

304 149.59 Banta Carbona Lift Canal, San Joaquin River

305 79.49 Walthall Slough

306 91.52 San Joaquin River

307 103.16 Red Bridge Slough, San Joaquin River

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308 133.36 San Joaquin River

309 132.69 San Joaquin River, Sturgeon Bend

310 64.62 San Joaquin River

311 89.94 Finnegan Cut, San Joaquin River

312 87.32 Finnegan Cut, San Joaquin River

313 80.70 San Joaquin River, West Stanislaus Main Canal

314 130.15 San Joaquin River

315 33.63 Laird Slough

316 57.52 San Joaquin River, Brush Lake

317 30.14 San Joaquin River

318 56.70 San Joaquin River

319 42.05 San Joaquin River

320 60.48 Lake Ramona, San Joaquin River

321 56.74 San Joaquin River

322 45.22 San Joaquin River

323 84.89 San Joaquin River

324b 73.43 San Joaquin River

324a 70.40 San Joaquin River

325b 73.43 San Joaquin River

325a 70.40 San Joaquin River

400 16.41 San Joaquin River

401 45.60 Newman Wasteway, San Joaquin River

402 47.21 San Joaquin River

403 72.90 Mud Slough

404 54.03 Fremont Ford, San Joaquin River

405 24.55 Salt Slough

406 9.08 Salt Slough East Branch

407 24.08 Salt Slough, Salt Slough Middle Branch

408 36.12 Salt Slough

409 39.89 Salt Slough

410 19.78 Mud Slough, Salt Slough

411 19.82 Mud Slough

412 12.16 Salt Slough

413 19.04 Salt Slough

414 62.81 San Joaquin River

414a 5.12 Salt Slough

415 58.89 San Joaquin River

416 33.93 Bear Creek, Bravel Slough

417 26.85 San Joaquin River

418 22.13 San Joaquin River

419 60.12 San Joaquin River

420 59.65 Mariposa Slough, San Joaquin River

421 41.74 Salt Slough Ditch, San Joaquin River

422 57.89 Pick Anderson Bypass, San Joaquin River

423 27.82 San Joaquin River

424 31.59 San Joaquin River

425 22.70 San Joaquin River

426 32.36 San Joaquin River

427 28.46 Santa Rita Bridge, San Joaquin River

500b 9.29 Merced River

500a 8.99 Merced River

501 24.54 Merced River

502 18.76 Merced River

503 30.44 Merced River

504 22.97 Merced River

505 11.20 Merced River

506 20.24 Merced River

507 20.61 Merced River

508 25.49 Merced River

509 11.73 Merced River

510 28.76 Merced River

511 59.45 Merced River

512 67.78 Merced River

513 28.38 Merced River

514 19.14 Merced River

515 18.55 Merced River

516 42.65 Hope Town Slough, Ingalse Slough

517 24.92 Merced River

518 24.07 Merced River

519 24.61 Merced River

520 41.58 Merced River

521 50.20 Merced River

522 20.78 Merced River

523 21.39 Merced River

524 10.29 Merced River, Ingalsbe Slough

525 188.36 Ingalsbe Slough

526 29.24 Merced River, Ingalsbe Slough

527 28.32 Merced River

528 73.03 Merced River

529 20.52 Merced River

530 34.69 Main Canal, Merced River

532 73.81 Merced Falls, Merced River

533 40.98 Main Canal

534 35.47 Main Canal

535 43.11 Main Canal

536 37.78 Main Canal

537 50.37 Main Canal, Yosemite Lake

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600b 17.31 Stanislaus River

600a 16.79 Stanislaus River

700 48.72 Tuolumne River

701 39.64 Tuolumne River

702 21.36 Tuolumne River

703 59.03 Tuolumne River

704 50.48 Tuolumne River

705 46.11 Tuolumne River

706 51.67 Dry Creek, Tuolumne River

707 35.14 Tuolumne River

708 64.84 Tuolumne River

709 70.75 Tuolumne River

710 57.20 Tuolumne River

711 50.42 Tuolumne River

712 37.60 Tuolumne River

713 45.01 Tuolumne River

714 42.15 Turlock Lake, Tuolumne River

715 44.90 Tuolumne River

716 41.99 Tuolumne River

717 43.32 Dawson Lake, Tuolumne River

718 74.09 La Grange Reservoir, Tuolumne River

828 7699.3

Suisun Bay

832 7105.3

Grizzley Bay

836 5863.6

Honker Bay

840 351.27 Suisun Cutoff

845 1135.9

San Joaquin River

850 1288.8

Montezuma Slough

851 1288.8

Montezuma Slough

852 1288.8

Montezuma Slough

853 1288.8

Montezuma Slough

854 276.46 Nurse Slough

855 276.46 Nurse Slough

855 44.40 Nurse Slough - W

855 7.21 Nurse Slough - W2

856 60.76 Denverton Slough

857 14.74 Luco Slough

857 17.10 Luco Slough

858 83.88 Little Honker Bay

859 45.97 Cross Slough

860 22.03 Cross Slough

861 4.00 Hasting Slough - W

861 5.52 Hasting Slough - W2

861 16.63 Hasting Slough

862 11.85 Frost Slough

862 22.99 Frost Slough - W2

862 99.44 Frost Slough - W

863 19.15 Tree Slough

864 67.99 Cuttoff Slough

865 7.79 Second Mallard Branch

866 14.24 First Mallard Branch

867 30.06 Cat Slough

868 71.46 Volanti Slough

869 1045.0

Suisun Slough

870 1045.0

Suisun Slough

871 15.12 Sheldrake Slough

872 41.64 Boynton Slough

873 44.24 Peytonia Slough

874 100.56 Hill Slough

875 22.89 Wells Slough

876 21.24 Chadbourne Slough

877 36.99 Frank Horan Slough

878 3.23 Ibis Cut

879 146.82 Cordelia Slough

880 56.99 Goodyear Slough

881 17.98 Norther Slough

882 51.47 Noyce Slough

883 14.11 Mud Slough - W

883 48.86 Mud Slough

884 22.16 Champion Slough

885 39.84 Roaring River Slough

886 3.81 Howard Slough

886 43.33 Howard Slough

886 9.98 Howard Slough

888 39.39 Spoonbill Creek

900b 13.01 San Joaquin River

900a 12.97 San Joaquin River

901b 19.83 San Joaquin River

901a 19.62 San Joaquin River

902a 18.39 San Joaquin River

902b 18.36 San Joaquin River

903a 17.80 San Joaquin River

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903b 17.53 San Joaquin River

904a 17.50 San Joaquin River

904b 17.05 San Joaquin River

905a 27.98 San Joaquin River, Poso Farm

905b 26.42 San Joaquin River, Poso Farm

906b 13.04 San Joaquin River

906a 13.03 San Joaquin River

907b 13.40 San Joaquin River

907a 13.18 San Joaquin River

908b 31.34 San Joaquin River

908a 30.59 San Joaquin River

909b 15.74 San Joaquin River, Mendota Dam

909b 15.74 San Joaquin River, Mendota Dam

910b 1040.5

Mendota Pool, San Joaquin River

910a 24.12 Mendota Pool, San Joaquin River

911a 50.14 San Joaquin River

911b 48.16 San Joaquin River

912b 37.49 San Joaquin River

912a 33.59 San Joaquin River

913a 30.07 San Joaquin River

913b 25.24 San Joaquin River

914b 63.97 San Joaquin River

914a 59.65 San Joaquin River

915a 60.79 San Joaquin River

915b 55.32 San Joaquin River

916b 15.37 San Joaquin River

916a 12.57 San Joaquin River

917a 13.84 San Joaquin River

917b 11.26 San Joaquin River

918b 26.46 San Joaquin River

918a 37.79 San Joaquin River

919a 9.73 San Joaquin River

919b 7.94 San Joaquin River

920a 22.51 San Joaquin River

920b 17.97 San Joaquin River

921a 41.57 San Joaquin River

921b 17.95 San Joaquin River

922b 22.68 San Joaquin River

922a 16.66 San Joaquin River

923b 18.70 San Joaquin River

923a 14.82 San Joaquin River

924b 246.86 San Joaquin River

924a 18.75 San Joaquin River

925b 134.65 San Joaquin River

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925a 110.19 San Joaquin River

926a 32.31 San Joaquin River

926b 50.84 San Joaquin River

927a 21.40 San Joaquin River

927b 22.93 San Joaquin River

928a 92.06 Ledger Island, San Joaquin River

928b 25.75 Ledger Island, San Joaquin River

929a 19.04 Friant, San Joaquin River

929b 17.73 Friant, San Joaquin River

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1.3 Definitions

Whenever used in this RFP, the following terms have the definitions indicated:

Agreement – The contract between the Authority and the successful Proposer executed as a result of this procurement.

Business day – Monday through Friday, except for federal or State holidays, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Pacific Time. Lists of federal and State holidays can be found at www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/snow-dismissal-procedures/federal-holidays

Commercially Useful Function – The Parks will uniformly apply CUF Best Practices standards in collective consideration of CUF standards set forth by 49 CFR Part 26.55 (c)-(d), Government

Code section 14837, California Code of Regulations section 1896.4(h), and Military and Veteran

Code section 999(b) (5). An SB, DVBE, and MB is deemed to perform a CUF if the business meets the following CUF standards:

1. Performs a CUF when a SB/MB/DVBE is responsible for the execution of a distinct element of work of the Agreement and is carrying out its responsibilities by actually performing, managing, and supervising the work involved.

2. Performs work that is normal for its business services and functions.

3. Be responsible, with respect, to materials and supplies used on the Agreement, for negotiating price, determining quality and quantity, ordering the material, and installing and paying for the material itself.

4. A SB/MB/DVBE does not perform a CUF if its role is limited to that of an extra participant in a transaction, contract, or project through which funds are passed in order to obtain the appearance of SB/MB/DVBE participation.

5. A SB/MB/DVBE does not perform a CUF if it subcontracts a greater portion of the work than would be expected by normal industry practices.

Contractor – The successful Proposer that executes the Agreement with the Authority as a result of this RFP.

Day – Calendar day, unless otherwise noted.

Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise – A for-profit business concern that meets the certification requirements set forth in California Military and Veterans Code section 999(b)(7), including but not limited to at least 51 percent owned by a veteran of the United States Military who has at least a 10 percent service-connected disability. To be counted towards meeting the goals of the Small Business Program, a Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise must be certified by the California Department of General Services.

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Key Personnel – Those individuals identified in the Proposer’s Proposal to fill the roles specified in Section 4.4.2.3.

Microbusiness – A for-profit small business concern that meets the certification requirements set forth in California Government Code section 14837(d) and California Code of Regulations sections 1896.4 (Definitions) and 2894.12 (Eligibility) including but not limited to its principal office is located in California, its owners reside in California, it not be dominant in its field and it have an average gross annual revenue of $3.5 million or less over the previous three tax years. To be counted towards meeting the goals of the Small Business Program, the Microbusiness must be certified by the California Department of General Services.

Open Government Laws – Collectively, the California Public Records Act (Government Code section 6250, et seq.), the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act (Gov. Code section 11120, et seq.), and the Freedom of Information Act (5 U.S.C. section 552, as amended by Public Law No. 104-

231, 110 Stat. 3048) and other applicable State and federal open records laws.

Person – Any individual, corporation, company, joint venture, partnership, trust, unincorporated organization, or governmental agency including the Authority.

Proposer – A Person that submits a Proposal in response to this Request for Proposals.

Proposer Team – Collectively, the Proposer and its members and Subcontractors.

Public Records Act – The California Public Records Act, Government Code section 6250 et seq.

Small Business – A for-profit business concern that meets the certification requirements set forth in California Government Code section 14837(d) and California Code of Regulations sections

1896.4 (Definitions) and 2894.12 (Eligibility) including but not limited to that its principal office is located in California, its owners reside in California, it not be dominant in its field and it have average gross annual revenue of $14 million or less over the previous three tax years. To be counted towards meeting the goals of the Small Business Program, a Small Business must be certified by the California Department of General Services.

State – The State of California.

Subcontractor – Defined as follows:

a. Prior to award of any Agreement resulting from this RFP, any Person with whom the

Proposer proposes to enter into a subcontract for any part of the Work, or that will enter into a subcontract for any part of the Work, at any tier; or

b. After award of any Agreement resulting from this RFP, any Person with whom the

Proposer has entered into a subcontract for any part of the Work, or with whom any

Subcontractor has…