Main Street and Providence Avenue Sewer Improvements and Tustin Street Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project

The City of Orange is undertaking infrastructure improvements along Main Street and Providence Avenue, involving the replacement of 320 linear feet of existing six-inch sewer pipe with new ten-inch pipe, along with the construction of approximately 40 linear feet of additional ten-inch sewer pipe and a new manhole on Main Street. All impacted service laterals will be reconnecting as part of the work, which is limited strictly to the existing street right-of-way. Concurrently, a 50-inch by 31-inch corrugated metal pipe storm drain located beneath Tustin Street, north of Katella Avenue, will be rehabilitated to address structural damage and restore hydraulic function. The project is categorized under NAICS code 237110 and qualifies for a CEQA Section 15301 Class 1 categorical exemption, exempting it from extensive environmental review under state law. All work is to be performed within publicly owned rights-of-way, with no expansion into private property. The solicitation number for this project is SP-4307, with a proposal deadline of August 25, 2025, and a lead agency signature date of August 27, 2025. The primary point of contact is Dien Vu, Senior Civil Engineer with the City of Orange Public Works Department, reachable via phone and email, with administrative correspondence directed to the Public Works office at 300 E. Chapman Avenue in Orange, California. No formal contract value has been disclosed, and no pricing details, payment terms, invoicing methods, or accounting codes are provided in the documentation. There is no indication of specific evaluation factors for award, nor are there any established performance timelines beyond the submission deadline. While attachments include a Notice of Exemption and Project Location Maps, the solicitation lacks details on packaging requirements, inspection criteria beyond local codes, special contract clauses, or required certifications from offerors, including entity identifiers or socioeconomic status. The project will be overseen by city staff, with no designated COR, COTR, or PCO formally appointed, and approval authority rests entirely with the City of Orange Public Works Department.