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Gas Valve Replacement Project

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The City of Coalinga is preparing to execute a gas valve replacement project involving the installation of a 4-inch carbon steel pipe, associated fittings, test nipples, and a valve to upgrade an existing 2-inch gas main that serves West Hills Community College. The contractor will perform a hot tap and bypass procedure to maintain service during the upgrade, including welding and fitting the new components into the existing infrastructure. This work requires excavating the surrounding soil to access and safely reroute utilities, ensuring minimal disruption to gas service. All site preparation and utility access will be handled by the contractor under strict safety and operational protocols. The City of Coalinga Public Works Department will handle post-installation improvements, including constructing the valve riser and enclosure, backfilling the excavated areas, and restoring the concrete sidewalk to match existing conditions. The project is classified as a forecasted procurement with no set-aside specified and is scheduled for action in 2026. All work is to be completed in Coalinga, California, with the Assistant City Manager, Jesse Barron, serving as the point of contact for inquiries and coordination.

General Info

Coalinga to replace 2-inch gas main with 4-inch carbon steel pipe via hot tap, maintain service, restore sidewalk, 2026 project.

Agency

California → City of Coalinga

NAICS

237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Coalinga, CA, 93210

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Coalinga

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California → City of Coalinga

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Jesse BarronAssistant City Manager

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Full Description

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Contractor improvements include hot tap, bypass, weld, and installation of 4" CS pipe, PC fittings, test nipples and valve of existing 2" gas main and a tee servicing West Hills Community College (WHCC). Site Improvements include excavating existing soil to access utilities and bypass. City of Coalinga Public Works Department to complete valve riser and box, backfill, and concrete sidewalk improvements.

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