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Lake Skinner Regional Water Transmission System (formerly EM-11)

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Contract Overview

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General Info

Agency

California → Eastern Municipal Water District

NAICS

N/A

Place of Performance

Auld Road and Leon Road, CA, 92570

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(5)

Lake Skinner RWTS Project_Vol I Draft PEIR

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LakeSkinner RWTS_NOA_08-19-2026_OCR

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Lake Skinner_NOC_ signed_OCR

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Lake Skinner Summary_08-11-26 print

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Lake Skinner RWTS Project_Vol II PEIR Appendices

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyCalifornia → Eastern Municipal Water District
Contacts1 person available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Eastern Municipal Water District
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Martha VilchisWater Resources Specialist Associate

Full Description

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The Project includes construction and operation of three main components: (1) a new water service connection (also referred to as a turnout) to transfer treated water deliveries from Metropolitan’s Skinner Water Treatment Plant (WTP) to the District; (2) a new booster pump station that would connect to the turnout to pump water to the EMWD’s service area; and (3) 14 miles of new and relined transmission pipelines to deliver water from Skinner WTP to EMWD's service area. Collectively, these components comprise the Project and would be sized to meet build out demand of 140 cubic feet per second of additional treated water supplies. The four-phased project would be fully online by 2045.