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Structural Associates Incorporated 20707 County Route 200 Watertown NY 13601

UEI: SLED_A8133E16AC272515

Structural Associates Incorporated 20707 County Route 200 Watertown NY 13601 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_A8133E16AC272515. It has been awarded $19,488,800 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction. Top awarding agencies include W7N7 Uspfo Activity Wv Arng.

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W7N7 Uspfo Activity Wv Arng$19.5M100%
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237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures Construction$19.5M100%
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NAICS: 237120
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Restoration Projects Statewide Order Draft Program Environmental Impact Report
Solicitation # 2019100230
The project involves comprehensive habitat restoration along the Feather River in Live Oak, California, with the primary goal of restoring unimpeded fish migration and enhancing aquatic ecosystems for anadromous salmonids, particularly Chinook salmon. Key activities include removing the existing Sunset Weir to eliminate a barrier to fish passage, installing five modern fish screens at the Sunset Pumps intake to meet current ecological protection standards, constructing a new wet well, replacing outdated water diversion infrastructure, filling a downstream scour pool with spawning-grade gravel to create viable spawning habitat, and stabilizing the left riverbank using vegetated rock slope protection. The work is part of a broader statewide initiative governed by the Statewide Restoration General Order Program Environmental Impact Report, designed to improve spawning, rearing, and migration conditions across Central Valley river systems including the Feather, San Joaquin, and Merced Rivers. All activities are subject to regulatory oversight under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with approval and acceptance authority resting solely with state agencies including the State Water Resources Control Board, the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the State Lands Commission. The project has been determined to have significant environmental impacts, which are mitigated through approved measures outlined in the Program Environmental Impact Report, including a formal mitigation monitoring plan and a Statement of Overriding Considerations. There is no specified contract value, delivery schedule, or pricing structure, as the documentation reflects an environmental compliance framework rather than a traditional procurement contract. Key agency contacts responsible for administration and oversight include senior scientists and program managers from the State Water Resources Control Board and cooperating entities, with inspections and final acceptance conducted on-site at project locations. No federal acquisition regulations, packaging, marking, or personnel certification requirements apply, as the work is executed under state environmental permitting and not through competitive federal contract award mechanisms.
State Water Resources Control Board

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2 days ago

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NAICS: 237120
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Alturas Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project
Solicitation # EPIMS-MOD-63461-R1
The City of Alturas is undertaking infrastructure improvements to enhance its wastewater management system by installing a new pipeline that will transport raw wastewater to offsite treatment ponds and land application areas. To minimize environmental disruption, the project employs horizontal directional drilling beneath three water bodies—the North Fork Pit River, South Fork Pit River, and an unnamed ephemeral tributary—each requiring a bore approximately 3,000 feet in length at depths between 60 and 80 feet. This approach avoids direct excavation within streambeds and reduces impacts on aquatic habitats. The project has been authorized under a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, in compliance with Fish and Game Code section 1602, ensuring regulatory oversight and environmental safeguards are met during construction. The initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize Alturas’s wastewater infrastructure, promoting public health and environmental stewardship by diverting untreated effluent from local waterways. The City of Alturas serves as the project applicant and primary point of contact, with Warren Farnam listed as the primary planner and Dyana Judnick of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife serving as the environmental scientist overseeing regulatory compliance. The project was forecasted for future consideration on June 10, 2026, and all activities are confined to the city’s jurisdiction in Modoc County, California, with no federal funding or set-aside provisions identified. The alignment and drilling methodology reflect a commitment to minimizing surface disturbance while achieving functional wastewater conveyance goals.
City of Alturas

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6 days ago

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