Public Utilities and Infrastructure Continuity Planning

The contract focuses on ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of essential public utility services—including water, wastewater, solid waste, and emergency response—following the incorporation of a new municipal entity. The primary objective is to assess the current state of these services and develop a detailed plan for their seamless transition to the newly formed jurisdiction, minimizing disruption to residents and operations. This involves evaluating infrastructure capacity, operational protocols, staffing needs, regulatory compliance, and intergovernmental coordination required to maintain service standards during and after the incorporation process. The work is scoped to include comprehensive analysis of existing systems, identification of potential gaps or risks in service continuity, and the formulation of actionable strategies for transferring responsibilities, assets, and personnel. The place of performance is designated as the 95762 ZIP code area, indicating the project is centered in El Dorado Hills, California, under the oversight of the El Dorado Hills Community Services District. The contract falls under NAICS code 221330, classifying it as water, sewage, and other systems infrastructure planning, and is structured as a subcontract to support the district’s broader transition goals. All planning efforts must align with state and local requirements to guarantee long-term operational resilience and public safety.