6th Street Storm Drain Repair

The contract involves the repair and upgrade of the storm drain system along 6th Street under the administration of the Engineering Department of the City of Lincoln, California. The project scope includes cutting and abandoning the existing storm drain pipe, installing approximately 600 linear feet of new storm drain piping ranging from 12 to 18 inches in diameter, and constructing several manholes and drop inlets to improve stormwater management infrastructure. A bid alternate is included for additional surface improvements such as slurry sealing and thermoplastic striping, which suggests potential roadway enhancements alongside the storm drain work. The project solicitation was posted on April 7, 2026, with bid responses due by May 8, 2026, and requires a bid bond of 10%. This procurement aims to enhance drainage capacity and infrastructure reliability in the designated performance area and is managed by a Small Local Emerging Diverse (SLED) organization. The point of contact for the project is available via email and phone through the city’s Engineering Department. While specific geographic details of the worksite are limited, the emphasis is on local public works improvement within city limits. The contract highlights the need for qualified firms experienced in storm drainage construction and related civil engineering work, offering an opportunity for contractors to engage in a critical municipal infrastructure project with potential ancillary roadway maintenance components.