24-Inch Highway 49 273 Pleasant Valley Road Sewer Replacement Project

The El Dorado Irrigation District is undertaking the replacement of approximately 20 feet of a 24-inch gravity sewer line located within a utility easement along Pleasant Valley Road/Highway 49 near Patterson Drive in Diamond Springs, California. The existing pipe has been compromised by a Pacific Gas and Electric power pole ground rod that penetrated the line, with concurrent damage caused by the pole's proximity and weight, resulting in a high risk of structural failure and potential sanitary sewer spill. The project requires excavation and removal of the damaged section followed by installation of a new sewer line with an aggregate base, backfilling, and full restoration of the site to its original grade. To maintain uninterrupted public sewer service during the 1- to 2-week construction period, a temporary bypass system powered by a trailer-mounted generator and pump will operate around the clock. Equipment involved includes excavators, loaders, backhoes, mini-excavators, semi-trucks, and bypass pumping units. All construction debris will be removed and disposed of in compliance with environmental regulations, and erosion control best management practices will be applied to all disturbed areas. The project site is situated in the 95619 ZIP code area and is classified under NAICS code 237110 for sewer system construction. The work is conducted under a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15302, for replacement or reconstruction, and no federal contracting clauses from the FAR are applicable or referenced in the documentation. The El Dorado Irrigation District acts as the sole responsible entity for procurement, oversight, inspection, and acceptance at the project site, with Brian Deason serving as the primary point of contact for environmental and project coordination. While payment for environmental fees is accepted via cash, credit, or check and a cash receipt number is on file, no contract value, line-item pricing, or formal payment office details are provided, indicating this is a notice of intent or preliminary solicitation rather than a fully executed contract. No federal representation or certification requirements are triggered, and the procurement appears to follow state and municipal procedures without adherence to federal procurement structures such as CLINs, TAs, or WAWF invoicing. All work will occur within the existing easement with no disruption to public services, and no additional special contractual requirements such as security clearances, key personnel designations, or contract options have been identified.