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Drop 3 Unit 2 Overhaul

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The Imperial Irrigation District is preparing to undertake a comprehensive overhaul of the existing 5 MW vertical hydraulic turbine generator unit at the Drop 3 Hydroelectric Facility, specifically targeting Unit 2 for rehabilitation. The project aims to replace critical components that have reached or are nearing the end of their useful service life, with the goal of restoring optimal hydraulic performance, extending the operational lifespan of the unit, and ensuring continuous, safe, and efficient electricity generation. This effort is essential to maintaining the reliability and longevity of the facility’s hydroelectric output without requiring full replacement of the unit. The contract is forecasted with a posted date of August 4, 2026, and the work is to be performed at the Drop 3 facility located in Holtville, California, with a ZIP code of 92250. Primary point of contact for the project is Jeremy Brooks, Environmental Compliance Officer, who can be reached via email at iidenvironmental@iid.com or by phone at 760-339-9174. Although the solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside details are not yet specified, the project clearly falls under the operational maintenance and modernization scope of a public utility infrastructure, and execution is expected to adhere to environmental and safety standards relevant to California’s hydroelectric facilities.

General Info

Rehabilitate Drop 3 Hydro Unit 2 in Holtville, CA, to restore performance and extend lifespan.

Agency

California → Imperial Irrigation District

NAICS

221111 - Hydroelectric Power GenerationView NAICS

Place of Performance

Holtville, CA, 92250

Set-Aside

NONE

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NOE Drop 3 Unit 2 Overhaul

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AgencyCalifornia → Imperial Irrigation District
Contacts1 person available
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California → Imperial Irrigation District
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Jeremy BrooksEnvironmental Compliance

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Rehabilitate existing 5 MW vertical hydraulic turbine generator unit (Unit 2) at the Drop 3 Hydroelectric Facilitu to replace components at or near the end of their useful service life. The purpose is to restore hydraulic performance, extend equipment life, and ensure continous, safe, and efficient hydroelectric generation.

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