Public Jobs

Design repairs to the dam addressing the following deficiencies identified by DSOD: 1. Repair the undermined left spillway rock wall. 2. Restore geometry along the length of the dam by repairing rutting and erosion. 3. Remove vegetation impacting dam and spillway. 4. Clear sediment around the bottom slide gate to allow reliable operation.

The project scope consists of conducting environmental studies and preparing environmental documentation under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), assessing the feasibility of daylighting Schoolhouse Creek, conducting community engagement, and preparing conceptual and preliminary designs for the restoration of shoreline habitats and associated trails in North Basin Strip and adaptation strategies for Berkeley Meadow within MESP and adjacent Marina Boulevard. Subtidal restoration planning efforts in the North Basin (open water and nearshore) are underway and the project team will need to coordinate with the ongoing work of the Regionally Advancing Living Shorelines project (Living Shorelines Project) led by the San Francisco Estuary Institute and other regional partners.

The East Bay Regional Park District (Park District) invites proposals from qualified professional consultants to provide planning and survey services to develop a comprehensive trail inventory and condition assessment of Park District trails. The consultant and their team will: review and consolidate existing databases of all Park District trail resources, develop a protocol for developing a trail inventory, implement protocol to collect any necessary data and update the Roads & Trails GIS Database for three regional parks (Pleasanton Ridge, Briones and Del Valle).

The Park District’s Wildfire Hazard Reduction and Resource Management Plan (WHRRMP) was approved by the EBRPD Board of Directors on April 20, 2010. Work began in 2018 after the finalization of regulatory permits. The Fuel Management Program encompasses 130 Recommended Treatment Areas (RTAs) in fourteen parks. Hundreds of acres of fire-prone fuels are treated each year.

Landscape services for 2950 and 2955 Peralta Oaks Ct. and Trudeau Training Center at 11500 Skyline Blvd. Oakland

The objectives of the project are to construct a new park entry, day use and staging areas, multi -use trail network and interpretive elements, including repurposing of a few former gun magazine structures.

The East Bay Regional Park District proposes to conduct a study of Buildings 1, 2, and 3 of the existing Boating Center and office to determine how the buildings are currently being used, potential storage solutions to save space, secure parking facilities for park and staff vehicles, and space programming and design to gain additional office/workstation, meeting, and restroom space in Building 3.

The project proposes to design a bike optimized trail within a corridor identified in Wildcat Canyon Regional Park near Richmond, CA. The proposed trail corridor follows a west facing grassland ridgeline in the northern portion of the park.

The East Bay Regional Park District (Park District) is soliciting proposals from consultants to provide on-call Grant Writing and Grant Management Services.

The Park District is seeking a Vendor that maintains required compliance and exemplifies our standard of professionalism. The Vendor must be capable of serving all Park District locations throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, which may be remote and have varying utilities or utility access. The ideal Vendor can provide a range of alarm types, including intrusion, fire, combination panel, duress/panic, temperature, as well as security alarms with video verification services but must provide intrusion, fire, and combination panel alarm goods and services at minimum.