Flow Control Facilities Rehabilitation Project

The Flow Control Facilities Rehabilitation Project is a water distribution system initiative managed by the City of Folsom in Sacramento County, California. The primary objective is to address water system deficiencies through the repair, rehabilitation, replacement, and installation of new infrastructure. The scope of work specifically includes the rehabilitation and relocation of four above-ground pressure reducing stations, the abandonment of two existing stations, and the installation of one new pressure reducing station at various locations throughout the city. This project is categorized as a sources-sought opportunity under NAICS code 237110 and is categorically exempt under Class 2: 15302 (c) as it upgrades existing infrastructure without significantly altering the purpose or footprint. Technical requirements for the project mandate that all new pipe joints be fully restrained and that all tubing and gauges be positioned on the street side of the pressure reducing stations. Construction specifications require the top of the slab to be at least two inches above the existing grade, with positive drainage maintained away from the slab and all disturbed areas. Additionally, all exposed piping must be field painted OSHA blue. The project is supported by a comprehensive set of engineering drawings dated July 2025, covering specific sites such as Glenn Drive, Whiting Way, Iron Point Road, Cavitt Drive, Scheidegger Circle, Meredith Way, Levy Road, Sands Way, Persifer Street, and Bridge Street, as well as demolition plans for the Folsom Rodeo Grounds and Vierra Circle. Primary points of contact for the project are Utilities Director Marcus Yasutake and Assistant Civil Engineer Nathan Stites.