Camanche Nth Shore WTP Potable Water Storage Tank Replacement Project

The project involves the replacement of a 150,000-gallon potable water storage tank at 2000 Camanche Road in Ione, California, with a new tank of identical capacity at the same location. The activity is administered by the State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Drinking Water and is governed under California’s Environmental Quality Act through categorical exemptions Class 1 and Class 2, confirming it as a like-for-like replacement without expansion or change in function. The East Bay Municipal Utility District is the applicant and responsible party for implementation, with oversight and approval authority resting with the State Water Resources Control Board. The project was approved on January 13, 2025, with a posted date of January 13, 2026, suggesting a potential administrative inconsistency, and the sole identified contract identifier is NOECamancheNorthTankReplaement, associated with a Water Supply Permit Amendment. No formal procurement contract structure, pricing information, or financial estimates are provided in the documentation, indicating the work was approved through permitting rather than a competitive bidding process. There are no identified federal acquisition regulation clauses, contractual delivery schedules, invoicing procedures, payment details, or technical specifications beyond environmental compliance. No packaging, marking, inspection criteria, acceptance protocols, or quality standards from federal or industry norms such as AWWA or ANSI are referenced. The point of contact for administrative and technical coordination includes Bhupinder Sahota as District Engineer and Dillon Cowan as Pardee Superintendent, while Wendy Pierce is listed as the signing authority. The agency code ca928665 is provided but no AAC, TAS, or ACRN data is included. There are no representations, certifications, socioeconomic status declarations, or unique entity identifiers provided. No evaluation factors, basis of award, or source selection criteria are documented, and the absence of Section B pricing details, Section F delivery terms, or Section D packaging requirements further indicates this is a regulatory permitting action rather than a formal acquisition contract under federal procurement rules. The place of performance is fixed at Ione, California, and submission of documents was directed to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Lodi office, though no electronic portal, file format, or submission deadline beyond January 13, 2025 is clearly established.