American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99)

** The purpose of Solicitation Amendment 0002 is to change the bid due date from 16 November 2023 at 1000 PST to 30 November 2023 at 1000 PST. **Purpose of PIEE amendment 1001 is to post the Site Visit agenda and sign-in sheet for public viewing. This is not an official amendment to the solicitation.**** Solicitation has been amended to remove ? Attachment_3_Final_ECIFP_Reach_D_HWY_99_2023_10_12?. No other changes are made or implied.** Project Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Sacramento District, anticipates a potential requirement for design-bid-build construction services of the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99) window. The work will require the construction of 744 feet of cut off wall to complete the window (gap) in the existing Natomas levee cut off wall located in Reach D. The window resides both through and on either side of California State Route 99. The Contractor shall provide a bid based on the level of effort described herein to remediate the site. Site: The Hwy 99 Project area runs along the northern portion of the Natomas Basin levee system where the highway crosses over the Natomas Cross Canal, just north of the Howsley Road exit and Howsley Road. This project is in Sutter County, California. Both the Northbound and Southbound lanes of highway intersect the levee and will require coordination with the Department of California Transportation (Caltrans).

**Purpose of PIEE amendment 1001 is to post the Site Visit agenda and sign-in sheet for public viewing. This is not an official amendment to the solicitation.**** Solicitation has been amended to remove ? Attachment_3_Final_ECIFP_Reach_D_HWY_99_2023_10_12?. No other changes are made or implied.** Project Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Sacramento District, anticipates a potential requirement for design-bid-build construction services of the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99) window. The work will require the construction of 744 feet of cut off wall to complete the window (gap) in the existing Natomas levee cut off wall located in Reach D. The window resides both through and on either side of California State Route 99. The Contractor shall provide a bid based on the level of effort described herein to remediate the site. Site: The Hwy 99 Project area runs along the northern portion of the Natomas Basin levee system where the highway crosses over the Natomas Cross Canal, just north of the Howsley Road exit and Howsley Road. This project is in Sutter County, California. Both the Northbound and Southbound lanes of highway intersect the levee and will require coordination with the Department of California Transportation (Caltrans).

** Solicitation has been amended to remove ? Attachment_3_Final_ECIFP_Reach_D_HWY_99_2023_10_12?. No other changes are made or implied.** Project Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Sacramento District, anticipates a potential requirement for design-bid-build construction services of the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99) window. The work will require the construction of 744 feet of cut off wall to complete the window (gap) in the existing Natomas levee cut off wall located in Reach D. The window resides both through and on either side of California State Route 99. The Contractor shall provide a bid based on the level of effort described herein to remediate the site.Site: The Hwy 99 Project area runs along the northern portion of the Natomas Basin levee system where the highway crosses over the Natomas Cross Canal, just north of the Howsley Road exit and Howsley Road. This project is in Sutter County, California. Both the Northbound and Southbound lanes of highway intersect the levee and will require coordination with the Department of California Transportation (Caltrans).

Project Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Sacramento District, anticipates a potential requirement for design-bid-build construction services of the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99) window. The work will require the construction of 744 feet of cut off wall to complete the window (gap) in the existing Natomas levee cut off wall located in Reach D. The window resides both through and on either side of California State Route 99. The Contractor shall provide a bid based on the level of effort described herein to remediate the site.Site: The Hwy 99 Project area runs along the northern portion of the Natomas Basin levee system where the highway crosses over the Natomas Cross Canal, just north of the Howsley Road exit and Howsley Road. This project is in Sutter County, California. Both the Northbound and Southbound lanes of highway intersect the levee and will require coordination with the Department of California Transportation (Caltrans).

** Solicitation has been amended to remove “ Attachment_3_Final_ECIFP_Reach_D_HWY_99_2023_10_12”. No other changes are made or implied.**

Project Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Sacramento District, anticipates a potential requirement for design-bid-build construction services of the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin, Reach D Highway 99 (Hwy 99) window. The work will require the construction of 744 feet of cut off wall to complete the window (gap) in the existing Natomas levee cut off wall located in Reach D. The window resides both through and on either side of California State Route 99. The Contractor shall provide a bid based on the level of effort described herein to remediate the site.Site: The Hwy 99 Project area runs along the northern portion of the Natomas Basin levee system where the highway crosses over the Natomas Cross Canal, just north of the Howsley Road exit and Howsley Road. This project is in Sutter County, California. Both the Northbound and Southbound lanes of highway intersect the levee and will require coordination with the Department of California Transportation (Caltrans).