Sanitary Sewer System Rehabilitation Aguajito Sewer Cipp (33C1750)

This contract involves the rehabilitation of approximately 1,812 linear feet of sanitary sewer pipe within the City of Monterey, primarily utilizing cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) technology. The project requires the contractor to perform pipe lining work, which may include offsite disposal of sewer materials and the installation of bypass pumps to facilitate the curing process between upstream and downstream manholes. The scope emphasizes ensuring minimal disruption to the existing sewer system while adhering to specified technical standards. The contract, managed by Monterey Public Works under the California organization, is valued between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with a response deadline set for November 18, 2025. Key contact for inquiries is Karl Kreutzer, reachable via email or phone. Supporting documentation includes detailed design specifications for related infrastructure projects, such as electrical and HVAC system replacements, drainage improvements, and EV charging station installations, all adhering to relevant California codes and standards. These documents provide technical guidance on materials, safety protocols, permit requirements, and construction procedures, ensuring compliance with state and local regulations. The comprehensive scope of work underscores a focus on infrastructure resilience, safety, and regulatory adherence, with the project timeline and technical details clearly outlined to facilitate bidding and execution.