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Tank Rehabilitation Project: Broderson One Tank Roof Replacement and Rehabilitation, Juniper Tank, Lower Las Brisas Two Tank, Lower Landmark One Tank, Continued

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The Eastern Municipal Water District is undertaking a rehabilitation project to address significant deterioration in five of its water storage tanks—Broderson One, Juniper, Lower Las Brisas Two, Lower Landmark One, and Mills—located across Riverside County, California. The work includes replacing the roof on Broderson One Tank, installing new roof vents and perimeter safety railings on all five tanks, replacing outdated cathodic protection systems, and repairing or replacing corroded structural elements to restore structural integrity and extend the service life of these critical assets. The project is designed to ensure the continued reliable delivery of water to EMWD ratepayers by mitigating risks associated with aging infrastructure. All work will be performed at the existing tank sites, which are identified by specific geographic addresses in Moreno Valley, Homeland, Murrieta, and Riverside. The project was posted as a forecast on September 9, 2025, and is classified under NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction. It is governed under a CEQA categorical exemption 15301(a) based on its nature as a minor alteration to an existing facility with minimal environmental impact. While detailed contract value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, and evaluation criteria are not specified in the available documentation, the scope of work is clearly defined with specific deliverables focused on safety, longevity, and operational reliability. The primary point of contact for the project is Martha Vilchis, Water Resources Specialist Assistant I, with Joe Broadhead, Principal Water Resources Specialist, serving as the operational lead. No formal FAR clauses, contract types, or solicitation numbers are present, indicating that this document serves as a pre-solicitation notice rather than a fully executed procurement package, and that final contract details will be established through a subsequent competitive process.

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Rehabilitate five aging water tanks in Riverside County to ensure safety, structural integrity, and reliable water service.

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California → Eastern Municipal Water District

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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CA

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NOE - Tank Rehabilitation Project - Eastern Municipal Water District

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AgencyCalifornia → Eastern Municipal Water District
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California → Eastern Municipal Water District
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Martha VilchisWater Resources Specialist Assistant I

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Title continued: Mills Tank Water tanks are key assets in Eastern Municipal Water District’s (EMWD) ongoing mission to provide reliable water service. Exterior inspections and interior dive inspections revealed several water tanks operating at sub-optimal conditions, including deteriorated coating and corroded structural members in several tanks. Proper maintenance is required to ensure optimal protection of district assets and extension of the tank’s service life. The purpose of this project is to rehabilitate the following tanks: Broderson One Tank, Juniper Tank, Lower Las Brisas Two Tank, Lower Landmark One Tank, and Mills Tank. The project includes the design and replacement of Broderson One Tank roof as well as installation of new roof vents, perimeter safety railing, replacement of cathodic protection system, and repair or replacement of corroded structural members for the Juniper, Lower Las Brisas Two, Lower Landmark One, and Mills Tanks. Beneficiaries of the project are EMWD ratepayers.

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