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Annual Maintenance for Pond 14

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MS27-044State & Local

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Solicitation MS27-044 is a request for bids from the Victorville Water District for the annual maintenance of Percolation Pond 14 in Victorville, California. The primary objective is to restore and maximize percolation rates through the removal of accumulated sediment, vegetation, and compacted material. The scope of work requires the contractor to remove one to two feet of dirt from the pond bottom, stockpile spoils on the side for future removal, and rip the entire basin surface from bank to bank at a depth of six to eight inches. The selected contractor must be available for mobilization on an as-needed basis and capable of performing the work within two weeks of a request. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder who attended the mandatory pre-bid meeting and job walk on October 8, 2026. Bidders must submit a comprehensive proposal by October 22, 2026, including a bid bond for 10 percent of the total bid price and various certifications regarding non-collusion, fleet compliance, and the Iran Contracting Act. Awardees are required to provide faithful performance and payment bonds, maintain commercial vehicle liability insurance of at least 2 million dollars, and adhere to San Bernardino County prevailing wage rates. Additionally, contractors must comply with CalGreen and City of Victorville waste diversion rules, ensuring at least 65 percent of non-hazardous construction and demolition debris is diverted from landfills.

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Construction Agreement - Victorville Water District

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Construction and Demolition Waste Diversion Compliance

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Request for Bid MS27-044: Annual Maintenance for Pond 14

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Victorville Construction/Demolition Waste Recycling Plan

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DAS 140/142 Public Works Apprenticeship Forms

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Faithful Performance Bond for Annual Maintenance for Pond 14

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Guaranty Bond - Annual Maintenance for Pond 14

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Payment Bond – Annual Maintenance for Pond 14, MS27-044

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AgencyCalifornia → Water
Contacts2 people available
OfficeVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Water
Office AddressVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
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Darren HillWater Resources Supervisor
Megan SeidlerFinance Specialist

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The purpose of the annual maintenance of Percolation Pond 14 (Pond 14) is to restore and maximize percolation rates by removing accumulated sediment, vegetation, and compacted material from the pond basin and mechanically conditioning the surface. This maintenance is part of the District's annual pond rotation program. As part of the maintenance, the contractor is expected to remove 1-2 feet of dirt from the bottom of the pond and place spoils on the side of the pond for future removal. After removal of the specified quantity of bottom material, the contractor is to rip the entire pond basin surface from bank to bank at a depth of 6–8 inches to further enhance percolation rates.

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