Snipes Park Booster Station Upgrades and Lake Norconian Flow Control Station Replacement Project

The project involves comprehensive upgrades and replacements at two water infrastructure sites in Norco, California, managed by the City of Norco. The scope includes furnishing all necessary materials, equipment, tools, and labor to execute the work as detailed in the contract documents, specifications, and plans. At the Snipes Park Booster Station, work encompasses constructing a hydropneumatic tank with associated piping, upgrading pumps and controls, and implementing site improvements such as retaining walls, fencing, curbing, and pavement resurfacing. The Lake Norconian Flow Control Station requires demolishing an existing hydraulic control valve and vault, then constructing a new above-grade station equipped with a solar power system, electronic hydraulic controls, telemetry, piping, site fencing, and sunshade. The contract emphasizes strict adherence to technical standards, environmental and safety regulations, and precise submittal procedures, including operation manuals, control diagrams, and testing plans. Bidding is open to qualified contractors, with proposals due by December 4, 2025, submitted electronically via the City of Norco Vendor Portal. The project is estimated to take 190 working days from notice to proceed, with liquidated damages of $1,000 per day for delays. The contract value is estimated between two and five million dollars, though specific pricing details are not finalized in the provided documents. The procurement process emphasizes responsible bidding based on the lowest responsible bid, with no explicit evaluation factors or scoring criteria detailed. The contract stipulates detailed packaging, marking, and preservation requirements for equipment, including standards for conductor labeling, nameplates, and protective packaging during shipment. Inspection and acceptance procedures involve both factory and field inspections, with final approval contingent upon successful operational testing at the site. While the contract references various certifications, representations, and special provisions, specific clauses, amendments, or contract modifications are not explicitly detailed, indicating a project-specific bid package tailored to the scope of work.