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BIDWELL CREEK NEAR FORT BIDWELL STREAM GAGE INSTALLATION PROJECT

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The County of Modoc, funded by the California Department of Water Resources Stream Gage Improvement Program, intends to reestablish streamflow monitoring on Bidwell Creek near Fort Bidwell. The project involves installing a solar-powered datalogger control box with telemetry equipment and an antenna, supported by concrete footings. A bubbler gage will be placed in a gaging pool and connected to the control box via a flexible PVC conduit secured with rebar anchors, requiring no excavation or streambed modification. Additionally, a tagline will be installed across the creek using existing trees or new concrete-backed posts to assist with maintenance and measurements. This initiative is designed to provide real-time streamflow data essential for public safety, water supply planning, water resource management, and the conservation of freshwater resources. The project is managed by the Modoc Resource Conservation District in California, with Michael Colbert serving as the primary point of contact.

General Info

Modoc County will install streamflow monitoring equipment on Bidwell Creek for water management.

Agency

California → Modoc Resource Conservation District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

County Road 224, CA

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PostedAug 24

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Modoc Resource Conservation District

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / Agency

California → Modoc Resource Conservation District

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Contacts

Michael ColbertProjects Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Chester RobertsonCounty Administrative Officer

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The County of Modoc, through funding provided by the California Department of Water Resources Stream Gage Improvement Program (CalSIP), proposes installation of a stream gage and associated monitoring equipment to reestablish streamflow monitoring capabilities at a historically monitored location on Bidwell Creek near Fort Bidwell. Project improvements include installation of a solar-powered datalogger control box equipped with telemetry equipment, an antenna, and solar panel, approximately 300 feet upslope of the left (north) bank of Bidwell Creek. The control box will be supported by two posts installed in approximately 2-foot-deep, 6-inch-diameter augured holes and secured with concrete footings. A flexible 2-inch PVC conduit will extend from the control box to a gaging pool within the stream channel where a bubbler gage will be installed. The conduit and bubbler assembly will be secured using J-hook rebar anchors placed on the ground surface to maintain stability. Installation of the bubbler gage and conduit will not require excavation, dredging, streambank modification, or removal of material from the streambed. A tagline across Bidwell Creek will be installed to facilitate streamflow measurements and equipment maintenance. Tagline support will either be attached to existing trees or posts installed on each streambank using approximately 2-foot-deep by 6-inch-diameter augured holes backfilled with concrete. The project is intended to provide reliable, real-time streamflow data for water resource management, public safety, water supply planning, and conservation of freshwater resources.