New Wells and Monitoring PSP 26-043

The City of Palm Springs is initiating a project to expand groundwater monitoring capabilities at the northwestern portion of Palm Springs International Airport, adjacent to East Alejo Road, to investigate contamination by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in alignment with guidelines set by the California Colorado River Basin Regional Water Quality Control Board. This effort involves drilling and installing five new groundwater monitoring wells to improve data collection and assess the spread and concentration of PFAS in the subsurface environment. Alongside well installation, the project includes comprehensive sampling of both soil and groundwater, with all specimens undergoing laboratory analysis to determine the scope and severity of PFAS impacts at the site. The work is part of an approved Supplemental Site Investigation Work Plan aimed at supporting environmental remediation planning and regulatory compliance. The project is publicly listed under the title New Wells and Monitoring PSP 26-043 and was forecasted on July 30, 2026, with its primary point of contact being Nikki Gomez, Aviation Planner at the City of Palm Springs, reachable via phone or email. The place of performance is clearly defined as Palm Springs, California, with a ZIP code of 92262. Although specific details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside information are not provided, the project falls under the oversight of the local municipal agency and is intended to advance environmental monitoring efforts in coordination with state regulatory standards. The public can access further information through the provided CalEQuANet project link.