Sump 111 Site Improvements (W14130621)

The City of Sacramento is undertaking site improvements at Sump 111 located at 515 Riverine Way, Sacramento, CA 95811, to expand the existing facility by 24 feet to the north, re-grade the slope to a 2:1 ratio, and install new infrastructure including pumps, motors, an electrical building, switchgear, a transformer, and a perimeter fence. The project also includes modifications to existing pump bays, enhancements to site drainage, and the rehabilitation of outfalls using a spray-applied liner. Two trees will be removed as part of the work. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15301(b) and 15303(d), affirming it as a minor alteration to existing public utility facilities and the construction of limited new utility infrastructure with no significant environmental impact. Required environmental documentation includes a Notice of Exemption, a California Department of Fish and Wildlife No Effect Determination, and evidence of a previously paid $50 filing fee. All work is to be performed on-site, and the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities is the lead agency responsible for execution and oversight. Contact for the project is provided through Senior Planner Charles Thomas Tschudin and Project Manager Tom Dugan, with no federal acquisition regulation clauses or formal contract type specified. No pricing, contract value, line items, payment details, evaluation factors, or contracting officer information are included in the available documentation; the procurement is presented as a forecast with no formal solicitation or award terms outlined.