Sandmound Boulevard Water Systems Consolidation Project

The Sandmound Boulevard Water Systems Consolidation Project involves integrating four existing drinking water systems—M-27 Willow Park Marina, Sandy Point Mobile Home Park, Delta Mutual Water Company, and Oakley Municipal Water Company—into the service area of the Diablo Water District, located in Oakley, California. The project requires the installation of a new water main pipeline, replacement of service laterals, and the addition of valves and fire hydrants within existing paved roadways to ensure a unified and reliable water distribution network. The Diablo Water District serves as the lead agency and is responsible for overseeing implementation, compliance, and long-term operation of the upgraded infrastructure. Environmental compliance has been addressed through the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act, with all mitigation measures confirmed as binding conditions to ensure environmental impacts are reduced to less-than-significant levels. Tribal consultation and county documentation procedures were completed as part of the approval process. The project’s place of performance is strictly within Oakley, California, with all infrastructure work confined to existing roadways in the designated service areas. Administrative and regulatory fees totaling $3,018.75 were paid to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and local county offices, covering environmental filings and documentary costs, but no formal contract value, pricing structure, or funding allocation has been disclosed. There is no identified contractor, solicitation number, or federal procurement vehicle such as FFP or IDIQ, indicating the project is a local public works initiative governed by state environmental and water regulatory frameworks rather than federal contracting rules. Key contact for the project is Sandra Leyba of the Diablo Water District, and the official approval date was October 22, 2025, with public notice issued on October 28, 2025. The project does not include federal contractual clauses, delivery terms, inspection criteria beyond CEQA adherence, payment office specifications, or representations typically required in federal acquisitions, reflecting its status as a locally administered public infrastructure improvement.