Flood Control Resiliency Improvement For PS & SD Projects

The Flood Control Resiliency Improvement For PS & SD Projects is a municipal infrastructure initiative managed by the City of Long Beach, California, specifically through the Public Works Engineering Bureau Stormwater Section. The project focuses on enhancing the reliability and safety of four existing pump stations located at 1233 W 19th St, 1800 Knoxville Ave, 8001 E. Wardlow, and 8000 E. Wardlow. The scope of work involves comprehensive interior upgrades and repairs, including the installation of drywall, stairs, enclosures, and floor plates, as well as the replacement of doors, alarms, gas detectors, lighting, and manual power transfer switches. A critical component of the project is the replacement of existing pumps within the current buildings. This project is classified as a forecast and is categorized under NAICS code 237990. It has been granted a CEQA Notice of Exemption under sections 15302(b)(d) and 15302(c), as the work consists of minor alterations to existing facilities with no proposed expansion of the building footprints. Administrative oversight is provided by Planner Manraj Guliani Bhatia and Civil Engineer Behrooz Nikjoo. While the project is identified as an EDA grant-funded effort, specific contract values, performance timelines, and formal evaluation criteria have not yet been established in the provided documentation.