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Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board
This solicitation requests bidders to perform emergency bank stabilization along San Francisquito Creek, including mobilization, access and staging development, temporary control measures, northbank stabilization (approximately 130 linear feet using boulder revetment and wrapped soil lifts), southern embankment repairs, and replacement of the Menlo Park storm drain outfall. The work also includes irrigation, revegetation, and 365-day landscape maintenance following substantial completion.
Posted Date
Dec 5, 2025
Due Date
Jan 8, 2026
Release: Dec 5, 2025
Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board
Close: Jan 8, 2026
This solicitation requests bidders to perform emergency bank stabilization along San Francisquito Creek, including mobilization, access and staging development, temporary control measures, northbank stabilization (approximately 130 linear feet using boulder revetment and wrapped soil lifts), southern embankment repairs, and replacement of the Menlo Park storm drain outfall. The work also includes irrigation, revegetation, and 365-day landscape maintenance following substantial completion.
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