C0726 – Live Oak Restoration Reach Project (Prequalification)

The Live Oak Restoration Reach Project aims to improve habitat conditions for steelhead spawning and rearing. The project involves diverting and bypassing creek flows, installing spawning gravels, constructing a new shallow and sinuous channel, and installing large wood structures. The project is located on Coyote Creek in the City of Morgan Hill, California. The contractor must have a Class A California Contractor's License and must be prequalified prior to submitting a bid. • The project includes three phases: Downstream Reach, Middle Reach, and South Reach. • The contractor must develop a temporary creek diversion plan and obtain approval from Valley Water. • The project requires the installation of approximately 5,000 cubic yards of rock material and 36 large wooden structures. • The contractor must provide a prequalification application, which includes information about their experience, bonding capacity, and financial statements.