Utility Water Piping Replacement

The Central Coast Water Authority is preparing to replace sections of corroded utility water piping at the Polonia Pass Water Treatment Plant in California, a facility it operates to treat and deliver State Water Project water to retail providers and end users within the county. The plant relies on a utility water distribution system that supports critical operations, including the handling of treatment chemicals stored in tanks, and the damaged piping poses a risk to system integrity and operational efficiency. The project will focus exclusively on replacing the deteriorated portions of the existing piping to maintain safe and reliable water distribution functions. All work is anticipated to take place at the treatment plant located in the 93461 zip code area. The solicitation for this utility water piping replacement is forecasted for release with a posted date of May 29, 2026, and all inquiries and communications should be directed to Peter Thompson, Executive Director, at pkt@ccwa.com or 805-688-2292. Although no formal solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside details are currently available, the project is under the authority of the Central Coast Water Authority and will be performed in California. The official project page can be accessed through the provided CEQA Net link for future updates and documentation as the procurement process advances.