San Jose Creek Treatment Plant Laboratory Renovation

The San Jose Creek Treatment Plant Laboratory Renovation project involves a complete interior overhaul of a 2,000 square foot laboratory located at 1971 Workman Mill Road in Whittier, California, under the jurisdiction of the Los Angeles County Sanitation District. The scope of work requires the full demolition and disposal of all existing interior fixtures, including cabinets, countertops, fume hoods, desks, sinks, flooring, and ceiling systems, followed by the installation of new components such as a T-bar ceiling, LED lighting, epoxy flooring, modern cabinetry, sinks, fume hoods, and a new main entrance door. Additional work includes modifying the HVAC system by replacing return air and exhaust grilles, relocating plumbing and electrical utility lines, adjusting a drain to ensure proper slope, and constructing an office wall divider. The project is being executed under a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemption (Section 15301), classifying it as a repair to an existing public facility without expansion of use, which streamlines environmental review but does not exempt the work from adherence to standard building, safety, and laboratory codes. All project activities are centered at the designated performance location in Whittier, with inspections and acceptance expected on-site by the Los Angeles County Sanitation District. The contract is forecasted in nature, with no formal solicitation number, contract value, or specified period of performance disclosed. Invoicing and payment are managed through an email-based system directed to rrccceqafiling@rrcc.lacounty.gov, with billing handled under agency code 036605e8 and account number 3060, using no federal electronic invoicing platforms like WAWF or IPP. Payment processing is coordinated through Brianna Mendez, and technical oversight is attributed to Marvin Holmes, Engineer Associate III, and Ziad El Jack, Supervising Engineer, though no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative or Procuring Contracting Officer has been identified. There are no FAR clauses, evaluation factors, special contract requirements, or offeror certifications available in the documentation; submissions for procurement must include a completed CEQA Email Filing Customer Transmittal and supporting scanned PDF documents, delivered via email or physical mail to Norwalk, with no stated deadline or page limits. The project remains without pricing details or socioeconomic set-aside designations, and the contractor selection process criteria are not publicly outlined.