System Decommissioning – Six Acres Water Company

The contract involves the isolation and decommissioning of the Six Acres Water Company water system as it is fully integrated into the City of Cloverdale’s municipal water infrastructure. This effort ensures a seamless transition of service, eliminates redundant systems, and aligns operations under a single municipal authority to improve efficiency, regulatory compliance, and long-term sustainability. The work includes physical disconnection of pipelines, removal or capsizing of wells and treatment components, documentation of asset retirement, and environmental remediation where necessary to meet state standards. The project is classified under NAICS code 221320 for water supply and irrigation systems, and is structured as a subcontract under the oversight of the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Financial Assistance. Performance is centered in Cloverdale, California, with all activities required to comply with state environmental and public health regulations. The contract was posted in June 2026 and is part of broader efforts to consolidate water utilities in the region, though no set-aside provisions or specific solicitation details are indicated. The work must be completed in coordination with the city’s ongoing system upgrades and is likely tied to state funding initiatives aimed at modernizing aging water infrastructure.