Braden Court PRS #1 Replacement and Transmission Valve Upgrade Project
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The El Dorado Irrigation District is planning a water transmission system upgrade project at three locations in El Dorado County, California, beginning in spring 2026 and expected to last approximately two months during normal business hours Monday through Friday. The project centers on replacing aging infrastructure to enhance system reliability and safety, starting with the replacement of a 1982-era Pressure Reducing Station (PRS) at Braden Court, which has developed a breach and reached end-of-life; this will involve excavating and removing the existing vault and installing a new prefabricated concrete vault measuring 7 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 6 feet deep, along with new pressure-reducing valves, appurtenances, and about 40 feet of 6-inch piping integrated into the existing distribution system. At Carson Road, the El Dorado Mainline No. 1 will be upgraded with the installation of a butterfly isolation valve and an air release valve assembly, requiring excavation and shoring of the 24-inch pipeline, followed by backfilling, compaction, and aboveground installation of the air release vent within a neutral-colored metal enclosure, with the site graded to restore original contours. At Gold Hill Road, a failed valve isolating the intertie between Mainlines No. 1 and No. 2 will be replaced by installing a new 36-foot segment of 12-inch piping, two gate valves, and an air release valve assembly, with similar excavation, shoring, backfilling, compaction, and aboveground vent enclosure requirements, along with site restoration to match preexisting topography. All construction activities will use standard equipment including small excavators, dump trucks, loaders, compactors, and hand tools, with all debris removed and disposed of in compliance with regulatory requirements, and disturbed areas stabilized using best management practices for erosion control. The project is classified under California’s CEQA categorical exemptions for existing facilities and replacement or reconstruction, with state environmental reviews completed and a Notice of Exemption filed. Administrative and environmental compliance responsibilities are managed by the District, with primary contact Doug Venable overseeing environmental review and permitting. No formal contract value, pricing structure, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are specified in the available documentation, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast with procurement details to be developed separately. Payment for environmental fees has been made under district code 88c09608, and all work will occur within Placerville, CA, with no federal subcontracting, security
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U.S. HWY 50, Carson Road, and Gold Hill Road, Placerville, CA, 95709Set-Aside
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