Crest Marin Pump Station Rehabilitation

Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District is preparing to rehabilitate the Crest Marin Stormwater Pump Station located in Mill Valley, California, with work scheduled to begin in 2026. The project involves the complete demolition and removal of all existing infrastructure including pumps, pipes, electrical systems, the pump station building, the discharge structure at Nyhan Creek, and the upstream trash rack. In their place, new components will be installed such as an automatic upstream trash rack and headwall, new intake and discharge piping, modern pumps, drain piping, updated electrical equipment, a new discharge structure at Nyhan Creek, a new pump station building, site paving, fencing, and gates. All work will conform to the detailed plans and specifications provided, ensuring the system meets current standards for stormwater management and operational efficiency. The project is anticipated to enhance regional flood control capabilities and improve infrastructure resilience. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Laurie Williams, Principal Planner, reachable at 415-473-4301 or laurie.williams@marincounty.gov, with additional support available through the district’s general inquiry email floodinquiry@marincounty.gov and phone number 415-473-6530. The facility is located in zip code 94941 and all work must be performed on-site in Mill Valley. This forecasted project is being managed by the district as part of its ongoing commitment to safeguarding the community from flooding and maintaining critical water infrastructure. Bidders should anticipate detailed requirements aligned with the contract drawings and technical specifications upon formal solicitation.