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Mojave Fish Hatchery - Water Well and Booster Station Equipment Upgrade

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The Mojave Fish Hatchery Water Well and Booster Station Equipment Upgrade project in Victorville, California, focuses on replacing end-of-life infrastructure to maintain operational efficiency. The scope of work includes the removal of an existing propane tank and concrete pad, the replacement of a 70-foot gravel road and 72-foot section of asphalt pavement, and the installation of four new bollards. Additionally, the project involves excavating for a new concrete pad and digging a 372-foot utility trench to replace the natural gas line with new electrical lines. Key equipment upgrades include the installation of a new G-W9 450KW generator and a master control panel. The project also requires the replacement of seven turbine pumps along with their associated mechanical and electrical components. This initiative is managed by the California Fish and Wildlife Headquarters, Wildlife and Fisheries Division.

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Infrastructure upgrades at Mojave Fish Hatchery including generator, pumps, and electrical line installation.

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California → Fish and Wildlife (Headquarters), Wildlife and Fisheries Division – Sacramento

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Jacaranda Ave and Mojave Fish Hatchery Rd, Victorville, CA, 92395

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AgencyCalifornia → Fish and Wildlife (Headquarters), Wildlife and Fisheries Division – Sacramento
Contacts2 people available
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California → Fish and Wildlife (Headquarters), Wildlife and Fisheries Division – Sacramento
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Stephanie ColemanSenior Environmental Planner
Russel BlackEnvironmental Program Manager

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The Water Well and Booster Station Equipment upgrade will replace equipment that has reached the end of it useful life at the Mojave Fish Hatchery in Victorville, CA. The project will: •Remove the existing propane tank and associated concrete pad; •remove, grade to existing, and replace the 2’ wide by 70’ long gravel road; •remove, grading to existing, and replace 2’ wide by 72’ asphalt pavement •remove existing bollards •Excavate approximately 20’ by 8’-2” by 24” to construct a new concrete pad, •Excavate utility trench to remove the existing natural gas line and install new electrical lines, then backfill the approximately 372’ long and 3’ deep and install 4 new bollards. •Install new G-W9, 450KW generator. •Install new master control panel. •Replace 7 turbine pumps and the associated electrical and mechanical components

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