Vail Dam Seismic and Hydrologic Remediation Project [Project No. D1911]

The Vail Dam Seismic and Hydrologic Remediation Project involves constructing a new straight-axis gravity concrete dam immediately downstream of the existing Vail Lake Dam to restore storage capacity and maximum reservoir elevation to pre-restriction levels, with a minor increase of approximately 0.66 acre in lake surface area. The project is being led by the Rancho California Water District and is located in unincorporated southwestern Riverside County near Temecula, California, with the San Diego Water Board serving as the lead regulatory agency for environmental compliance. The project has received Clean Water Act Section 401 water quality certification (R9-2025-0122) and is in full compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, including adoption of a Mitigation Reporting and Monitoring Plan and a Final Environmental Impact Report. There is no solicitation number, contract value, or formal procurement structure identified, indicating the posting is a forecast of a future procurement. While the project is approved and environmentally cleared, no contracting officer, COR, COTR, PCO, payment office, or invoicing mechanism is specified, and no FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or special contract requirements such as security clearances, key personnel, or options are included in the documentation. The place of performance is clearly defined as the Vail Lake site, and environmental compliance measures are binding conditions for project implementation, but no formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, or financial details are provided. The project applicant, Rancho California Water District, is responsible for execution, and all regulatory approvals are held by the San Diego Water Board, with contact information provided for key agency personnel, though formal contractual roles are not assigned.