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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on March 5, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Pond 14 Maintenance

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MS26-108State & Local

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This contract entails the annual maintenance of Percolation Pond 14, aimed at restoring and optimizing the pond's percolation capacity by removing accumulated sediments, vegetation, and compacted materials from the basin. The contractor is required to excavate 1 to 2 feet of soil from the pond bottom, stockpiling the removed material on the pond’s edge for later disposal. Following excavation, the entire pond basin surface is to be mechanically ripped to a depth of 6 to 8 inches across its full width to enhance infiltration rates. This maintenance activity is part of the District’s scheduled annual pond rotation to ensure consistent performance of its water management infrastructure. The solicitation for the project, identified as MS26-108, was posted in March 2026 by the California Water Agency based in Victorville, CA, with a response deadline at the end of March 2026. The contract references compliance with California Division of Apprenticeship Standards requirements, mandating contractors to adhere to apprenticeship program rules and ensure proper notification and dispatch of apprentices as outlined in updated DAS forms. These forms incorporate current regulations and training standards, emphasizing contractor responsibilities related to apprentice involvement on public works projects. Points of contact for the project include the Water Resources Supervisor and the Finance Specialist, providing support and oversight throughout the solicitation and contract execution process.

General Info

Annual maintenance of Percolation Pond 14 involves sediment excavation, basin ripping, and apprenticeship compliance.

Documents

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California DAS Form 140-142 Apprenticeship Contract and Dispatch Request

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Guaranty Form for MS26-108 Pond 14 Maintenance

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Performance and Payment Bonds for Pond 14 Maintenance MS26-108

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Pond 14 Percolation Pond Maintenance Scope of Work

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Victorville Water District Construction Agreement (03.03.26)

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Victorville Water District Pond 14 Maintenance Bid Solicitation MS26-108

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DAS 140/142 Public Works Apprenticeship Forms

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CDWRP_-_RECYCLING_WATER.pdf

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FAITHFUL-PAYMENT_-_GUARANTY_WATER.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Water
Contacts2 people available
OfficeVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Water
Office AddressVictorville, CA, 92392, USA
Contacts
Darren HillWater Resources Supervisor
Megan SeidlerFinance Specialist

Interested Companies (3)

EntramPORT CHARLOTTE, FL
Global BuildersLaguna Hills, CA
Kerns Inc A CaliforniaHesperia, CA

Full Description

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The purpose of the annual maintenance of Percolation Pond 14 (Pond 14) is to restore and maximize percolation rates by removing accumulated sediment, vegetation, and compacted material from the pond basin and mechanically conditioning the surface. This maintenance is part of the District's annual pond rotation program. As part of the maintenance, the contractor is expected to remove 1-2 feet of dirt from the bottom of the pond and place spoils on the side of the pond for future removal. After removal of the specified quantity of bottom material, the contractor is to rip the entire pond basin surface from bank to bank at a depth of 6–8 inches to further enhance percolation rates.

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