Sewer System Management Plan

The City of Industry in California has issued a forecast for a 2026 Sewer System Management Plan, aimed at ensuring the long-term efficiency, compliance, and sustainability of its municipal sewer infrastructure. This initiative is set to be managed by the Director of Public Works, Mathew Hudson, who serves as the primary point of contact for all inquiries and coordination efforts. The plan will focus on maintaining, upgrading, and regularly monitoring the existing sewer system to meet environmental regulations, public health standards, and operational reliability objectives within the city limits, specifically in the 91744 zip code area. Although the solicitation number and details such as NAICS code or set-aside provisions are not yet defined, the forecast indicates a planned procurement process will follow to secure qualified professionals or firms to develop and implement the comprehensive management strategy. The project is scheduled to be formally posted on July 27, 2026, and will likely involve stakeholder engagement, infrastructure assessments, regulatory compliance planning, and reporting mechanisms aligned with state and federal guidelines. The plan is expected to address aging infrastructure, stormwater interception, system capacity optimization, and pollution prevention. The City of Industry is seeking expertise to deliver a detailed roadmap with timelines, budget estimates, and performance metrics that will guide operations for years to come. While the full scope and funding mechanism are not yet public, the forecast signals a proactive approach to municipal utility management and sets the foundation for a competitive and transparent procurement process later in 2026.