Wasco Water System Improvement Project

The City of Wasco is moving forward with the Wasco Water System Improvement Project, which involves the operation of a newly constructed 1.5-million-gallon water storage tank at the existing Well 13 facility. The applicant, who built the infrastructure, will be responsible for its operation as part of the city's broader efforts to enhance water supply reliability and capacity. The project is listed as a forecast with no solicitation number or set-aside details, indicating it is in the planning or pre-procurement phase, with potential for future contracting or funding opportunities. The place of performance is clearly identified as Wasco, California, with the project tied to local water system upgrades. Key contacts for the project include Adam Forbes, District Engineer at the California Water Boards, who can be reached for technical inquiries, and two primary city representatives—Maria Lara, Assistant City Manager, and Alberto Martinez, Director of the Department of Public Works—who are the main points of contact for administrative and operational coordination. The project was posted on June 8, 2026, on the CEQA Net platform, signaling its alignment with California’s environmental review requirements and public transparency standards. No NAICS code or organizational type has been specified, suggesting the formal procurement mechanism has not yet been determined, but the focus remains on integrating the new storage tank into the city’s water distribution network to support community needs.