Moss Avenue Pump Station Rehabilitation Project

The City of Santa Monica is soliciting bids for the Moss Avenue Pump Station Rehabilitation Project (SP2767-CT), a single prime contract focused on the comprehensive rehabilitation of the existing Moss Avenue Pump Station facility. The project scope encompasses all labor, materials, and services required for construction, testing, and commissioning, including demolition, concrete repair, electrical and communications upgrades, and the integration of SCADA and process instrumentation. A critical operational requirement is that the pump station must remain fully functional throughout the entire duration of construction. The project is estimated at 7,368,000 dollars with a contract duration of 360 calendar days and liquidated damages set at 6,700 dollars per day. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov vendor portal by September 17, 2026, at 3:00 pm. The City will award the contract to the Best Bidder based on the sum total of the Base Bid and a rigorous review of minimum qualifications. Qualified bidders must demonstrate a track record of completing at least three similar projects exceeding 3,000,000 dollars each within the last five years, specifically including wastewater pump stations with at least 10 MGD capacity and experience with 2,000-amp switchboards and industrial motor wiring. Contractors must hold Class A and C-10 licenses and comply with California prevailing wage laws. Required submissions include a bid bond of at least 10 percent of the bid amount, with performance and payment bonds required upon award.