Safe Streets for All Action Plan Fresno County Department of Public Works and Planning is seeking a qualified consultant to update and expand the existing Local Road Safety Plan to include all required SS4A action plan components, thus enabling the County to apply for SS4A implementation grant funding. The Consultant will develop an Action Plan using inclusive and representative processes to pursue a comprehensive approach to advancing equity. This update/expansion will also include any newly identified safety projects, including projects identified during stakeholder outreach.

Road Preservation Treatments The Department of Public Works and Planning proposes to place chip seal coats, cape seal coats, slurry seal coats and traffic striping on various roads in Fresno County. The work to be done consists, in general, of furnishing and placing screenings within or over asphaltic emulsion at various existing roads in Fresno County. The seal coat will be constructed on 67 centerline miles of roadway on County roads. The project includes roads that currently show signs of distress such as alligator, block, longitudinal, and transverse cracking identified by Road Maintenance & Operation Division. An additional 12 centerline miles of road of seal coats are included as additive bids.

East Reedley Bridge Replacements The work to be done consists, in general, of removing and replacing three structurally deficient bridges: the Reedley Main Canal Bridge on Englehart Avenue, 0.04 miles north of American Avenue; the Travers Creek Bridge on Lincoln Avenue, 0.55 miles east of Alta Avenue; and the Travers Creek Bridge on Parlier Avenue, 0.52 miles west of Alta Avenue. Full street closure will be required for the construction of each of the three bridges, and a detour will be provided. In channel work will commence after the Alta Irrigation District’s irrigation season in August or September of 2024. Some work may commence outside of the channel prior to the end of the irrigation season. The three bridges will be bid under a single construction contract; however, the commencement of work may vary slightly at each location. The Reedley Main Canal Bridge on Englehart Avenue will be replaced by a bridge with a width of 35 feet and a length of 37 feet. The existing bridge structure will be replaced with a two-span cast-in-place concrete box culvert. The work also consists of installing concrete bridge barriers, reconstructing the bridge approaches and adding shoulders, cold planing and overlaying existing pavement, constructing driveways, installing crash cushions, and in-channel work. Two orange trees will be removed. The Travers Creek Bridge on Lincoln Avenue will be replaced by a bridge with a width of 63 feet and a length of 24 feet. The existing bridge structure will be replaced with a cast-in-place bottomless concrete box culvert with a foundation of concrete footings. The work also consists of installing concrete bridge barriers, reconstructing bridge approaches and adding shoulders, cold planing and overlaying existing pavement, constructing driveways, installing drainage pipe between the channel and ditch, and installing rock slope protection in the channel. One stump will be removed. The Travers Creek Bridge on Parlier Avenue will be replaced by a bridge with a width of 49 feet and a length of 29 feet. The existing bridge structure will be replaced with a two-span cast-in-place concrete box culvert. The work also consists of installing concrete bridge barriers, reconstructing bridge approaches and adding shoulders, constructing driveways, installing crash cushions, and installing concrete slope protection and rock slope protection in the channel. Approximately eleven trees will be removed. The DBE Contract Goal is 22 percent. Reedley Main Canal Bridge Replacement on Englehart Avenue: Federal Project Number BRLO-5942(239) Travers Creek Bridge Replacement on Lincoln Avenue: Federal Project Number BRLO-5942(226) Travers Creek Bridge Replacement on Parlier Avenue: Federal Project Number BRLO-5942(227)

CSA 1 Tamarack Water Infrastructure Replacement The work to be done consists, in general, of installing approximately 3,900 feet of High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) water main along with the necessary appurtenances, replacing the function of the existing asbestos cement pipelines. The project also includes installing approximately 45 service connections with meters and meter boxes and installing five fire hydrants. This project contains additives including removing the existing storage tank, installing a new storage tank with other necessary appurtenances, installing an access road to the new tank, and installing pavement overlays in the project area.

ARPA Water Meter Replacements The work to be done consists, in general, of inventorying approximately 3,200 water meters in various locations of the County, replacing and programming County furnished meter encoders as necessary, installing and programing County furnished endpoints, replacing water meter box lids, replacing meter bodies with associated plumbing in one District, and any other appurtenant work as specified in the project specifications.