Prado Regional Park Drilling Irrigation Well Project

The Prado Regional Park Drilling Irrigation Well Project (Project No. 30.30.0200) is a construction contract awarded by San Bernardino County for the drilling, installation, development, testing, and disinfection of a new non-potable irrigation well located at 16700 Euclid Avenue, Chino, California. The primary objective of the well is to provide water for park landscaping and to replenish the park lake for recreational use. The scope of work includes drilling the well bore, installing conductor casing, screens, and gravel packs, and performing continuous lithologic and geophysical logging. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for the construction and subsequent removal of a temporary 1.9 million gallon percolation pond for wastewater discharge. The project has a maximum contract value of 1,000,000 dollars. To be eligible for award, contractors must hold a California Class A or C Contractor’s License, specifically requiring a C-57 license as clarified in project addenda, and must have completed at least three projects of similar size and scope within the last five years. The contract is awarded to the lowest responsible bidder who attended the mandatory pre-bid meeting. Compliance requirements include strict adherence to California Department of Industrial Relations prevailing wage rates, the provision of performance and payment bonds equal to 100 percent of the contract sum, and compliance with OSHA and ADA standards. Project success is measured by the County Project Manager through inspections for substantial and final completion, with progress payments issued within 30 days of receiving undisputed applications and certified payrolls.