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The proposed scope includes rehabilitation and paving of 253rd Street from Harmony Road west for 0.4 miles (to the entrance to Windsurfer Beach and Saddle Ridge Horse Camping & Trailhead) and then north for 0.3 miles along Orleans Road to the entrance to the Marysville Boat Ramp.
The purpose of this project is to address the significant deterioration and safety concerns for the 0.31 miles of Joe Tank Road that accesses the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest from state Route 260. Joe Tank Road is deteriorated and has cracks, large potholes, and large areas where the asphalt surfacing does not exist.
This project consists of rehabilitation of approx. 0.25 miles of the existing paved Entrance Road (010), reconstruction of the existing paved Visitor Center Parking area (RTE 900) and reconstruction/reconfiguration of the intersection of the entrance road and staff maintenance parking access road to compliment the improved Visitor Contact Building.
Improve Trail T401 and Auto Tour Route 010 & Auto Tour Connector Route 116.
The project includes repair of one damaged site on Santa Clara Divide Road (FSR 3N17) and a segment of FSR 6N53, within the Angeles National Forest. These sites were damaged in the December 2022 Atmospheric River Event. The damaged site on 3N17 is directly adjacent to another ERFO repair site that was completed in 2018.
The construction of the roughly three-mile proposed project which would be part of the approximately four-mile Perimeter Trail will predominantly provide access to the refuge trails for all non-motorized user groups including pedestrians, cyclists, and horseback riders and some occasional personal vehicle users and buses for field trips.
Replacement of 90' x 6' wide aluminum truss trail bridge damaged in a 2021 fire. The replacement structure will be similar in length and materials.
The project consists of repair of 7 sites damaged in high precipitation events in January and March of 2023 along Happy Canyon Road, Sunset Valley Road, and the Davey Brown Campground road in Los Padres National Forest.
The project consists of 5.0 miles of Multi-Use Trail parallel to existing railroad tracks north of the City of the Santa Cruz, CA. The trail will include a 12-foot paved trail and a parallel variable-width gravel trail.
The objective of this contract is to provide non-personal support for the laboratories within the Office of Research and Development.