Sludge Pond Monitoring to Comply with the Waste Water Discharge Permit

The City of West Sacramento is seeking qualified firms or individuals to provide services related to the compliance with the California Regional Water Quality Control Board Waste Water Discharge Requirements at the George Kristoff Water Treatment Plant. The primary objective is to remove water plant sludge generated during the treatment process, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards. Proposals must be submitted by September 13, 2024, and the selected contractor will be responsible for executing the scope of work in accordance with the city's requirements and contracting procedures. The contract size is estimated to range between $500,000 and $1,500,000, reflecting the project's significant scope and importance. The project falls under the NAICS code 334513, indicating a focus on instrumentation, control, and automation manufacturing, and is managed by the Public Works Operations and Maintenance department. The designated point of contact for inquiries is Lorianne Landsaw, reachable via email or phone. Additionally, contractors must comply with the City’s insurance requirements outlined in the 2023 Insurance Checklist, which mandates comprehensive coverage including general liability, automobile liability, workers' compensation, and professional liability if applicable. The contract emphasizes adherence to environmental regulations and safety standards, with a clear emphasis on regulatory compliance, proper documentation, and insurance verification to ensure a smooth procurement and project execution process. More details and updates on the project can be accessed through the City’s procurement portal.