Indian Street Sewer Crossing Project

The Indian Street Sewer Crossing Project is a municipal infrastructure initiative led by the Eastern Municipal Water District in Moreno Valley, California, aimed at constructing a new 15-inch sewer pipeline that crosses under State Route 60 from Assessor’s Parcel Number 481-090-037 in the north to APN 481-101-016 in the south. The alignment continues south through APN 481-101-016, connects to an existing 8-inch pipeline east of Postal Avenue, proceeds southeast through the parking lot of APN 481-101-041, enters the Indian Street right-of-way, and terminates by connecting to existing infrastructure at Sunnymead Boulevard. The project includes the reconstruction of existing manholes at the Indian Street and Sunnymead Boulevard intersection, the abandonment in place and grouting of the old 10-inch pipeline, removal of conflicting pipeline segments, and installation of new manholes at all junction points to ensure system continuity and integrity. Environmental compliance is governed under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a Negative Declaration adopted and mitigation measures incorporated as conditions of approval, eliminating the need for a full Environmental Impact Report. The project is scheduled for construction following approval on September 3, 2025, with a posted forecast date of September 4, 2025, and the place of performance is clearly defined within the 92553 zip code area of Moreno Valley. While the scope and environmental compliance are detailed, no contract value, pricing structure, delivery schedule, or formal procurement method is disclosed, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast. Contact for the project is Joseph Broadhead, Principal Water Resources Specialist, and administrative oversight resides with the Eastern Municipal Water District located in Perris, California, with no federal acquisition regulations applied, as this is a state-level public works project under CEQA authority, not a federal contract.