Flood Control Resiliency Improvement For PS & SD Projects

The City of Long Beach is undertaking a flood control resiliency improvement project at four existing pump stations—SD 04, SD 09, SD 16, and SD 17—located in Long Beach, California. The scope of work includes internal upgrades to enhance system reliability and safety without expanding facility footprints. Tasks involve installing drywall, stairs, enclosures, and floor plates, replacing doors, alarms, gas detectors, lighting, manual power transfer switches, and other electrical systems, as well as substituting existing pumps with new units. All work is confined to the current structures and is intended to restore and modernize critical infrastructure to meet municipal standards. The project has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under CEQA Sections 15302(b)(d) and 15302(c), indicating it qualifies as a minor alteration to existing facilities with no significant environmental impact. The place of performance is clearly defined by the four pump station addresses: 1233 W 19th St, 1800 Knoxville Ave, 8001 E. Wardlow, and 8000 E. Wardlow. While the project is listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation number or contract type specified, the City’s Public Works, Engineering Bureau, Stormwater Section is managing the initiative. Point of contact includes Manraj Guliani Bhatia as Planner and Behrooz Nikjoo as Civil Engineer, both based at the City’s headquarters in Long Beach. No contractual clauses, evaluation factors, packaging requirements, payment details, invoicing methods, or offeror representations were included in the available documentation, suggesting this is a preliminary notice rather than a fully executed procurement package. No contract value, delivery schedule, or pricing details are provided, and official designations for contracting officer, technical representative, or inspection protocols have not been formally outlined.