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Solano Raw Water Intake Structure Improvements

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The University of California, Davis is undertaking improvements to the raw water intake structure on the Putah South Canal near Winters, California, to replace aging and end-of-life components critical to water delivery operations. The scope includes upgrading the exterior stairway, catwalk, and railing for safety and structural integrity, replacing the flow meter and its associated vault, and installing a new traveling water screen to maintain efficient water intake. Additional work involves modernizing valving, electrical systems, and control infrastructure to improve reliability and operational efficiency. A new gravel driveway will be constructed to enhance access to the flow meter and vault, facilitating maintenance and inspection activities. The canal is operated by the Solano County Water Agency, and while the project is not within the Davis Long Range Development Plan area, it remains essential for securing raw water supply for UC Davis and regional needs. The initiative is forecasted with a posted date of July 9, 2026, and inquiries can be directed to Heather Davis, Director of Environmental Planning, at the provided contact details.

General Info

UC Davis to upgrade Putah South Canal water intake structure for safety, efficiency, and reliable water supply.

Agency

University of California, Davis

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Winters Road and Wolfskill Road, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

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NOE Solano Raw Water Intake Structure Improvements

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AgencyUniversity of California, Davis
Contacts1 person available
OfficeN/A
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University of California, Davis
Office AddressN/A
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Heather DavisDirector of Environmental Planning
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+1 (555) 000-0000

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UC Davis proposes to renovate the existing raw water intake structure on Putah South Canal near Winters, CA. The project replaces equipment that is at the end of life and needs replacement. The elements being renovated or replaced include an exterior stairway, catwalk and railing, flow meter and vault, and traveling water screen. In addition, valving, electrical and control systems will be updated, and equipment access will be upgraded by installing a new gravel driveway to the flow meter and vault. The canal is managed by the Solano County Water Agency. This project is not located within the Davis LRDP area.

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