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Oroville Dam FCO Radial Gate Seismic Retrofit (OM-OFD-2026-002)

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The California Department of Water Resources is initiating the Oroville Dam FCO Radial Gate Seismic Retrofit project, identified by solicitation number OM-OFD-2026-002. The primary objective is to repair and retrofit all eight radial gates at the Oroville Dam Flood Control Outlet to ensure they meet specific seismic criteria. The scope of work includes reinforcing gate arms with carbon fiber reinforced polymer followed by grouting, re-coating the skin plates, and replacing trunnion pins and bushings. Construction activities will require the use of a crane to lift the gates, with the requirement that the crane remains within the gate bay throughout the process. The project is located in Oroville, Butte County, specifically at Oroville Dam Road and Canyon Drive, with all access, staging, and work occurring within the DWR right of way. This effort is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237990. From an environmental standpoint, the project has been granted a Notice of Exemption under CEQA Class 1 for existing facilities, as it is considered necessary maintenance that does not result in significant environmental impacts. Primary points of contact for the project include Environmental Scientist Janine Beck and Environmental Program Manager Sara Lowry.

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Seismic retrofit of eight Oroville Dam radial gates using carbon fiber, new pins, grouting, and re-coating within designated right-of-way.

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California Water Resources, Department of

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Oroville Dam Road, Canyon Drive, Oroville, CA

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NOE Oroville Dam FCO Radial Gate Seismic Retrofit OM-OFD-2026-002

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AgencyCalifornia Water Resources, Department of
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California Water Resources, Department of
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Janine BeckEnvironmental Scientist
Sara LowryEnvironmental Program Manager

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Department of Water Resources (DWR) and Contractor will repair and retrofit all 8 radial gates at the Oroville Dam Flood Control Outlet (FCO) to meet seismic criteria. Gate arms are to be reinforced with carbon fiber reinforced polymer, then grouted and skin plate coatings will be re-coated. A crane will be used to lift gates during construction activities but will stay in the gate bay and not be removed. Trunnion pins and bushings will also be replaced. All access, staging, and work is within DWR right of way.

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