Calgrove Boulevard and Ebelden Avenue Pipeline Replacement

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is initiating a pipeline replacement project along Calgrove Boulevard and Ebelden Avenue in Santa Clarita, California, to address aging infrastructure and mitigate the effects of corrosive soil conditions. The project involves replacing approximately 12-inch ductile iron pipe with new V-Bio polyethylene sleeving and associated appurtenances to ensure continued high-quality water service, meet current water demand, and maintain adequate fire flow capacity. The work is limited to less than one mile in length and qualifies for a categorical environmental exemption under California Public Resources Code Section 15282(k), which applies to small-scale pipeline replacements. The place of performance is clearly defined as Santa Clarita, with the work centered on the specified streets, and the agency responsible for oversight is the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, with Keith Abercrombie, Chief Operating Officer, listed as the primary point of contact. The solicitation is posted as a forecast with no formal contract number, estimated value, or detailed pricing information provided, indicating it is a notice of intent rather than a competitive bidding document. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, evaluation factors, inspection and acceptance criteria, packaging and marking requirements, or special contract provisions are included in the available documentation. There are no details on submission deadlines, proposal formats, award methodology, contract type, or payment terms, and section-specific contract elements such as representations, certifications, delivery schedules, or invoicing instructions are absent. The project appears to operate under state-level environmental exemptions and local procurement protocols without invoking federal contracting frameworks, with all relevant information focused on the scope of work, location, and regulatory exemption rather than contractual mechanics or bidding procedures.