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Corydon Well Replacement Project

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20260728051State & Local

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The Corydon Well Replacement Project involves the decommissioning and replacement of the existing Corydon Well with new infrastructure to integrate it into the EVMWD Backbasin Groundwater Blending and Treatment Schematic. The project will connect to existing pipelines used for groundwater blending and will prepare for future upgrades, including dual-purpose flush-to-waste discharge and raw water supply lines, as well as the addition of PFAS treatment capabilities at the Backbasin Groundwater Treatment Plant. The integration is designed to enhance system reliability and water quality by linking the Corydon Well with other nearby wells including Cereal 1, 3, 4, Diamond, and Summerly, ensuring seamless operation within the broader regional water supply network. This effort is part of a planned design and construction phase scheduled between 2026 and 2028. The solicitation for this project, identified as 20260728051, was posted on July 29, 2026, with a response deadline of September 1, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 237110 for Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction and is managed by the Eastern Municipal Water District in California. The work is to be performed in Lake Elsinore, with a zip code of 92530, and is classified under state, local, or educational government agency procurement. Bidders must respond through the official BidAmerica portal, and while no set-aside preferences are indicated, the project requires contractors with expertise in groundwater infrastructure, pipeline integration, and advanced water treatment system planning.

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Replace Corydon Well, integrate into Backbasin system, add PFAS treatment, connect nearby wells, construction 2026–2028.

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California → EVMWDView Agency

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237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

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Lake Elsinore, CA, 92530, US

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Bid #C2305: The project involves the replacement of the Corydon Well and its integration into the EVMWD Backbasin Groundwater Blending and Treatment Schematic. This includes existing blending pipelines, future dual-purpose flush-to-waste discharge and raw water supply pipelines, and future PFAS treatment additions to the BBGWTP. The project is part of a planned design and construction phase from 2026–2028. The schematic shows connections to other wells (Cereal 1, 3, 4, Diamond, Summerly) and existing infrastructure.

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