Joint Outfall J Unit 1E Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation

The Joint Outfall J Unit 1E Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation project involves the structural restoration of approximately 9,362 feet of 27-inch diameter reinforced concrete pipe gravity sewer, 777 feet of 30-inch diameter RCP gravity sewer, 580 feet of 21-inch diameter RCP siphon sewer, and 615 feet of 12-inch diameter RCP siphon sewer using cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining technology. Additionally, twenty-seven manholes along the alignment will be rehabilitated with a protective coating system to extend service life and reduce infiltration and inflow. The work spans four segments within the Cities of Rancho Palos Verdes and Los Angeles, traversing private properties, public rights-of-way, and environmentally sensitive locations including Trump National Golf Course, Ocean Trails Reserve, Shoreline Park, and PVSMHG Community, with the system terminating at the White’s Point Pumping Plant. The project is classified as a ministerial emergency repair under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15269 and 15301, exempting it from full environmental review, and is intended to maintain public health and safety without expanding capacity. All work will be performed using flow bypass pumping to ensure continuous service during rehabilitation. The project is managed by the Sanitation District No. 2 of Los Angeles County, with oversight conducted in-house or under direct government control. No formal solicitation number, contract type, pricing data, or line-item details are available, as the document reflects a pre-award forecast with no solicitation or award documentation yet issued. There is no defined period of performance, delivery schedule, payment office, or invoicing method provided. Contract administration contact is Patricia L. Horsley, Environmental Planner, and Ziad El Jack, Supervising Engineer, but no official COR, COTR, or PCO are designated. No contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation, special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel qualifications, representations or certifications from offerors, or evaluation criteria for award are included in the available materials. The place of performance is entirely within California, and while industry standards for CIPP and manhole coatings are implied, no specific technical specifications, packaging standards, or federal compliance mandates are formally listed in the documentation.