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EDPP Surge Tank Control Line Project Phase 2 Additional Work

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The EDPP Surge Tank Control Line Project Phase 2 Additional Work is a forecast project managed by the California Department of Water Resources, San Joaquin Field Division, located in Bakersfield, California. The scope of work involves critical infrastructure maintenance between the Edmonston Pumping Plant and the Edmonston surge tank to ensure continued water delivery to southern California. Key technical requirements include the removal of twenty power poles, the installation of eight new poles, the installation of 1.5 miles of fiber optic cable, and the replacement of 0.25 miles of damaged #4 conductor cable with #2 ACSR conductor. Additionally, three poles will be reframed to support new equipment. Operational logistics emphasize minimal ground disturbance, utilizing a combination of established roads, foot traffic, and helicopter transport for personnel and equipment in inaccessible areas. Specialized equipment for the project includes bucket trucks, digger derricks, air compressors, and a helicopter, with all staging restricted to paved or graveled areas. The project is classified as a ministerial maintenance activity and is exempt from certain environmental reviews under the California Public Resources Code. Elizabeth Maldonado, Senior Environmental Scientist, serves as the primary lead agency contact for the project.

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Upgrade power and fiber infrastructure using helicopters and ground equipment, replace poles and cable, ensure reliable water delivery.

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California Water Resources, Department of

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237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

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Bakersfield, CA

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NOE EDPP Surge Tank Control Line Project Phase 2 Additional Work

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AgencyCalifornia Water Resources, Department of
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Elizabeth MaldonadoSenior Environmental Scientist (Specialist)

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San Joaquin Field Division plans to remove twenty power poles, install eight power poles, install 1.5 miles of fiber, and replace .25 miles of conductor cable between the Edmonston Pumping Plant and Edmonston surge tank. Where accessible, a ¾-ton pickup truck, digger derrick, and portable air compressor will be used to excavate holes for new poles. In areas where no existing ground access is available, a helicopter will be used to transport personnel and equipment. New poles will be flown in by helicopter. Once the new poles are installed, workers will climb the poles and move the wires by hand from the old poles to the new poles. Power poles that are slated for removal will be cut below grade level and flown out by helicopter. Fiber installation will involve no ground disturbance. Crews will be flown to each pole to install mounting hardware and travelers. A rope rig will be placed at Pole VV. Fiber installation will start at Pole 001. Crews will pull rope and fiber by hand. SJFD staff will complete all required splices and final connections. Damaged #4 conductor cable from poles LL to VV will be replaced with #2 ACSR conductor. This work will also include the reframing of three poles. Conductor will be pulled directly, eliminating the need for rope. All vehicles and equipment will stay on established roads and within designated areas. All other work areas will be reached by foot or helicopter. The following equipment will be used to complete this work: two ¾-ton pickup trucks, two 55’ AWD bucket trucks, two 47’ AWD digger derricks, two air compressors, one rope rig, one helicopter, a water buffalo, a flatbed truck, and a telehandler or forklift. All equipment staging will occur within graveled or paved areas. This work is necessary to continue to deliver water to southern California.

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