Consolidation of Muller Mutual Water Company with Tuolumne Utilities District

The project involves the consolidation of Muller Mutual Water Company with the Tuolumne Utilities District and the replacement of 1.97 miles of existing potable water infrastructure along Mira Monte Road, Sunrise Drive, and Canyon Drive in Sonora, California. This effort, financed through the State Water Resources Control Board’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, includes installing new fire hydrants, water meters, and meter vaults to improve system reliability and ensure continued safe drinking water delivery. The project qualifies for a Class 2 categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, as it involves replacement without expanding service capacity and is expected to have negligible environmental impact. The Tuolumne Utilities District serves as the lead implementing agency, while the State Water Board acts as the overseeing and funding entity. Key contacts include Robyn Mendoza from the State Water Board’s Division of Financial Assistance and Erik Johnson from Tuolumne Utilities District for coordination and oversight. The work is scoped to occur at project sites within Sonora, with acceptance tied to completion at the installation locations. No formal contract value, pricing details, or payment terms are provided in the documentation, and procurement-specific elements such as evaluation factors, clause requirements under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, packaging standards, invoicing methods, or offeror certifications are not present. The documents reflect an administrative and environmental compliance framework rather than a formal procurement solicitation, with no solicitation number, deadline, submission instructions, or contract type stated. The project’s funding identifier is listed as 5510002-001C under the State Water Board’s agency code e27de37a, with all activities governed by state regulations rather than federal acquisition procedures. The absence of federal contracting components indicates this is a state-funded infrastructure initiative executed under California’s regulatory and financial mechanisms.