Ferndale Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project

The City of Ferndale is initiating the Ferndale Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project to enhance the capacity and safety of its wastewater pond infrastructure. The project aims to expand the available storage volume in the pond, improve access for routine maintenance activities, and reduce the influx of inorganic human refuse entering the system through contracted septic dumps. These upgrades are designed to mitigate the risk of sewage overflows into the adjacent creek, thereby protecting local water quality and environmental health. The initiative will modernize key operations to ensure more efficient and sustainable wastewater management. The project is forecasted by the City of Ferndale in California, with the place of performance clearly identified as Ferndale, CA, 95536. Primary point of contact for inquiries includes City Manager Kristene Hall and Water Resources Engineer Gurleen Bhatia from the California Water Board, who can be reached via provided phone numbers and email addresses. While no solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned yet, the project was posted on June 8, 2026, signaling its placement in the planning and pre-procurement phase ahead of future bidding or contracting opportunities.