Otay Second Pipeline Improvements Program

The City of San Diego is implementing the Otay Second Pipeline Improvements Program, funded by the State Water Resources Control Board, to replace approximately 5,742 linear feet of existing pipeline with a new 48-inch diameter steel pipeline and install an additional 1,116 linear feet of 8-inch diameter polyvinyl chloride distribution line. The project involves realigning portions of the pipeline along Willow Street, Alameda Way, Valley Road, and Sweetwater Road, with critical reconnections to the 54-inch reducer south of State Route-54 and the 48-inch flange just east of Willow Street at Sweetwater Road. Water service connections will be transferred back to the operating agency following construction. The work is located within San Diego and Chula Vista in San Diego County, California, and is subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, including approved mitigation measures and a Monitoring and Reporting Plan. The project is identified by the number 3710020-080C, with financing approved on October 17, 2025, and the solicitation posted on October 21, 2025. The State Water Board serves as the responsible funding agency, while the City of San Diego acts as the implementing agency, with Scott Vurbeff as the lead contact and Abbygayle Guevara serving as the environmental liaison. No contract value, pricing details, performance dates, or standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses are specified, and the document is categorized as a forecast rather than a formal solicitation or awarded contract. There is no mention of contract type, evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or offeror certifications, and no formal attachment list or detailed contract administration instructions are provided.