Operation of Dominguez Station 216 Well and Treatment-Water Supply Permit Amendment (Project)

The project involves the operation of Well 2016-02, constructed in 2022 but previously nonfunctional due to the absence of treatment infrastructure, combined with the installation and activation of a new chloramination treatment system at the existing Station 216 Plant in Carson, California. This initiative is formalized through a water supply permit amendment approved by the California State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Drinking Water, and is categorized as a CEQA Class 1 exemption for existing facilities, indicating that the activity entails routine operational upgrades without significant environmental impact. The facility is located at 21718 Alameda Street, Carson, CA 90810, and the primary objective is to bring the well online to provide treated drinking water to the local distribution system under regulatory compliance with state environmental and water quality laws. The State Water Resources Control Board serves as the approving and oversight agency, with Bill Liang designated as the primary point of contact for technical and regulatory matters, while Tarrah Henrie of California Water Service Company acts as the administrative liaison. The project was posted as a forecast on September 4, 2025, but no formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing details, or financial terms are specified, reflecting its nature as a regulatory permit amendment rather than a competitive procurement. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as the project falls entirely within state-level water resource management and environmental compliance frameworks. There are no defined performance periods, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, invoicing procedures, or contract administration details typical of federal contracting, and no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic disclosures from the applicant are included, as none are required under the CEQA exemption process. The work consists solely of activating existing infrastructure with new treatment technology under established state regulatory authority.