Delta Water Supply Project

The City of Stockton is progressing with the Delta Water Treatment Plant Groundwater Recharge Basins Project, a construction initiative aimed at enhancing regional water supply reliability by developing three groundwater recharge basins and associated infrastructure adjacent to the existing water treatment plant located at 11373 N. Lower Sacramento Road in Stockton, California. The project is led by the City’s Municipal Utilities Department, with administrative oversight and environmental compliance managed through the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been satisfied via a Negative Declaration confirming the project will not result in significant environmental impacts. The official project title in public records is the Delta Water Supply Project, and while no formal solicitation or contract number exists, the initiative was approved on August 12, 2025, with the Notice of Determination filed the following day. The place of performance is clearly identified as Stockton, CA, with a ZIP code of 95242, and all project-related activities are centered on this location. Financial information related to the project is limited to administrative fees for environmental review, with a total payment of $4,173.50 recorded under cash receipt number 39-08132025-234, accepted via cash, check, credit, or other methods. No contract value or pricing structure has been disclosed, and there is no indication of a procurement process, contracting vehicle, or bid solicitation. There are no specified contract types such as firm-fixed-price or indefinite-delivery contracts, nor are there any documented evaluation factors, award criteria, or source selection procedures. The project lacks formal contract administration details including designated CORs, COTRs, PCOs, payment office instructions, accounting codes, or invoicing systems like WAWF. While environmental documentation including a Negative Declaration and CDFW No Effect Determination are referenced, no technical construction specifications, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or performance metrics beyond general environmental compliance are provided. The project applicant, as a municipal agency, does not qualify for federal socioeconomic set-asides, and no UEI, CAGE code, or federal certifications are included, confirming this is a locally administered infrastructure project governed primarily under state environmental law rather than federal acquisition regulations.