IWTF Facilities Improvements Trash Capture, Segregated Stormwater Diversion & IWTF Improvements NO. 9317

The contract involves comprehensive construction and improvement work at the IWTF facilities, including site preparation, demolition, and structural modifications. Key activities encompass mobilization and demobilization, dewatering, site clearing, access road maintenance, and the installation of new infrastructure such as pipes, concrete foundations, and structural steel components. The scope also covers electrical and mechanical systems, including pumps, valves, flow meters, transformers, switchboards, VFDs, PLC panels, and SCADA systems, along with site electrical and material installations. Additional work involves constructing or upgrading facilities like the Stormwater Pump Station, Discharge Valve Station, Diversion Bypass Structure, Trash Capture Device, and the electrical building, ensuring all improvements align with the project drawings and specifications. Notably, the contract includes optional bid items for the installation of a diesel generator and the repair and construction of pipelines related to the abandoned IWW outfall, providing flexibility for scope adjustments based on bid responses. The project, titled "IWTF Facilities Improvements Trash Capture, Segregated Stormwater Diversion & IWTF Improvements NO. 9317," is managed by the City of Salinas, California, with a solicitation posted on January 29, 2025, and a response deadline of February 27, 2025. The contract value is estimated to range between five million and fifteen million dollars, with the NAICS code 238120 indicating a specialty trade contractor classification. The primary point of contact is Victor Sanchez, reachable via email for inquiries. The project aims to enhance stormwater management and wastewater treatment infrastructure, ensuring compliance with specified technical and safety standards.