Public Jobs

The East Bay Regional Park District (“District”) is soliciting proposals from contractors to assist with the management and control of non‐native, invasive feral pigs (Sus scrofa) throughout the District’s lands.

The District proposes to fill a gap in the San Francisco Bay Trail (Bay Trail) and make improvements within the existing Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Regional Shoreline. The MLK Regional Shoreline is a park within the District’s system of 73 parks, serving Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

The objective of this Study is to provide recommendations to help the Park District plan the maintenance, repair and replacement of the utility infrastructure required to safely and cost-effectively operate the Park. The original utility systems were installed in the 1970’s and are still operating in most of the Park.

The purpose of this project was to identify the sources and rates of sedimentation in the watershed upstream of Jewel Lake, provide recommendations for erosion control and rank those solutions based on a variety of variables. Of all the erosion control methods considered, creating a bypass channel around Jewel Lake ranked the highest based on sediment reduction, sediment management efficiency, habitat impact and stakeholder feedback.

To protect the health and safety of park users, the District is requesting proposals from Environmental Consulting and/or Drinking Water Testing Specialists to provide a District‐wide sampling program for lead in drinking water.

The Park District is pursuing the development of a bike park to respond to the need expressed by community stakeholders. The proposed bike park is roughly a 15-acre bike park boundary located within a 25-acre area within Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline. The vision for the Oyster Bay Bike Park at Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline is to create a regional destination riding area with a range of progression-based riding features that would support riders of all ages, skills and abilities. Based on the lack of other local and regional riding facilities of this nature it is appropriate to create this opportunity for the community. The project site is well suited for such a facility and has many strengths including incorporation into an existing park infrastructure with many amenities proposed in the 2013 Land Use Plan.

The general scope of work includes, but is not limited to: Pre-design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Permitting Assistance, Bidding Assistance, Construction Support

The East Bay Regional Park District (District) is soliciting proposals from Environmental Consulting firms to provide professional resource monitoring services for the McCosker Stream Restoration project.