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We found 20 risks in your Natomas Reach I documents.

Here are 3 of the 20 risks we found in the public Natomas Reach I package, each with the clause and page it comes from.
Natomas Reach I
What we found in the
Natomas Reach I
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Finding

Pavement markings: paint in one section, molten thermoplastic in another

Section 32 12 16 (paragraph 1.4) requires the existing markings to be replaced with paint traffic stripe and two-coat pavement markings, while Section 32 17 24 specifies thermoplastic compound applied in a molten state onto a primed surface. The material, surface preparation and cost differ between the two systems, so the price depends on which section is applied.

Specifications, Sections 32 12 16 and 32 17 24, pp. 386 and 417
Finding

12-inch waterline cover: 3 feet on the plan, 2 1/2 feet in the specification

Key note 4 on sheet CU101 requires a minimum cover of 3 feet for the 1,186 feet of 12-inch ductile iron waterline, while Section 33 11 00 requires 2 1/2 feet of cover over the top of the pipe. The trench depth, and the price, depend on which value is applied.

Plans, sheet CU101 key note 4 (p. 72), and Specifications, Section 33 11 00 (p. 459)
Finding

Existing signs must be removed, stored and restored, but the drawings may not show them all

General note 2 on sheet G-003 (reissued by the Corps on 31 August 2026) makes the contractor responsible for removing, storing and restoring every existing sign in the slope-flattening footprint, and states that all signs may not be shown on the drawings. The number of signs, and the handling and restoration work, cannot be counted from the documents.

Plans, sheet G-003, General Note 2, p. 3
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Typical return on the platform. One avoided issue usually pays for it.

A note from our co-founder

Congratulations on the Natomas Reach I award. Before your crews start on the levee slope, we ran Telamont on the public solicitation package to see what your team will be working with. A few items are worth settling with the Corps early, and I would be glad to walk you through all of them.

Charles Goulet
Charles Goulet, Co-founder and CEO, Telamont

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Days, not months. After the walkthrough, one onboarding meeting trains your team and connects your projects, and the first risks come back with their pages.

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