North Valley Lift Station Project

The North Valley Lift Station Project aims to upgrade and replace outdated wastewater infrastructure located within a concrete-lined stream channel in California. This initiative is intended to enhance the efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance of the existing wastewater system by modernizing key components that are critical to wastewater conveyance and management. The project is being coordinated by the State Water Resources Control Board, with oversight and implementation responsibilities tied to local water management entities in the region. All work will be conducted at the designated site within California, with no specific city or zip code provided in the documentation. The project was posted as a forecast on May 27, 2026, suggesting that formal solicitation and bidding procedures will follow in the coming months. Point of contact for inquiries includes Aida Tavakoli, Environmental Scientist with the State Water Resources Control Board, and Mabel Uyeda, Water Engineering Manager from the City of Oceanside, who will serve as key liaison points between the state agency and local stakeholders. Further details on procurement, timelines, and technical requirements are expected to be released through the project’s official online portal.