Flow Control Facilities Rehabilitation Project

The City of Folsom is undertaking the Flow Control Facilities Rehabilitation Project to address deficiencies in its water distribution system by rehabilitating and relocating four above-ground pressure reducing valve stations, abandoning two existing ones, and installing a single new pressure reducing station at various locations throughout the city. Work will adhere to specific construction standards including fully restrained pipe joints, OSHA-blue painted exposed piping, slab elevations minimum two inches above grade with positive drainage, and proper relocation of irrigation and safety components during excavation. The project is governed by California’s Environmental Quality Act with a categorical exemption under Class 2 (15302(c)), indicating no significant environmental impact and exemption from formal environmental review. All work is to be performed at multiple sites across Folsom, California, with the place of performance designated as 95630. The solicitation was posted on January 13, 2026, with a proposal submission deadline of July 15, 2025, though no contract value, pricing, or specific contract type such as firm-fixed-price or IDIQ has been disclosed. The procurement does not include federal acquisition regulation clauses or federal set-asides, as it is a municipal initiative with no federal funding or compliance obligations. Contract administration is managed directly by the City of Folsom, with primary contact points being Nathan Stites and Marcus Yasutake, though formal roles such as Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative are not defined. Remittances are to be sent to a Sacramento address, and while drawings and technical specifications are provided for each work location, no detailed packaging, inspection criteria, evaluation factors, or offeror certifications such as UEI or socioeconomic status are included in the solicitation materials.