City of Anaheim Wells 39 and 47 PFAS Treatment Systems Project

The City of Anaheim Wells 39 and 47 PFAS Treatment Systems Project involves the installation of ion exchange vessel systems at two existing groundwater wells operated by the City of Anaheim Water Department to address PFAS contamination in the local water supply. Well A-39 is located at 600 S Western Ave and Well A-47 at 2157 W Crescent Ave, both situated in highly urbanized areas of Anaheim, California, with nearby residential and commercial uses and riprap-lined flood control channels along their boundaries. The project, led by the Orange County Water District, includes retrofitting existing well infrastructure with pre-filtration units, electrical upgrades, and new piping networks to treat contaminated groundwater in compliance with state regulations. Environmental compliance is maintained through a CEQA Class 3 categorical exemption for the construction of small structures, with no requirement for a full environmental impact report. The project site is the sole location for delivery, inspection, and acceptance, with no alternative locations or shipping terms specified. The Orange County Water District is the responsible public agency, with Shawn Nevill, Principal Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for project oversight. No contract value, detailed performance period, pricing structure, or formal contract type has been disclosed; the available documentation consists primarily of environmental filings and administrative notifications rather than procurement or contractual terms. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, special requirements, evaluation factors, representations, certifications, or invoicing directives are included in the materials provided, indicating the document set is focused on environmental approval and project notification rather than a formal federal procurement contract.