Hemlock Well Inactivation Water Supply Permit Amendment

The Hemlock Well Inactivation Water Supply Permit Amendment involves transitioning the Hemlock Well from standby status to inactive status by physically disconnecting it from the water distribution system. This process requires excavation to the connection point to ensure a complete and secure separation, effectively removing the well from operational use while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. The action is being pursued under the authority of the State Water Resources Control Board and is part of broader efforts to manage water resources efficiently and in accordance with environmental oversight. The solicitation is posted by the California State Water Resources Control Board with the primary point of contact being Adrian Dela Calzada, Environmental Scientist, who can be reached via email or phone. Vanessa Arroyo from AM Water serves as a secondary contact regarding water quality matters. The proposed work is to be performed in Sacramento, California, and the related project information is accessible through a publicly available link. The posting, dated June 19, 2026, indicates this is a forecasted action with no set-aside requirements or NAICS code assigned, suggesting it is a procedural amendment rather than a competitive procurement.