Well 25 Rehabilitation and Repair

Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) is undertaking the rehabilitation and repair of Well 25 in San Jacinto, California, which has been offline since 2022 due to the production of sand and filter/gravel pack material indicating possible casing failure. The project aims to restore the well’s historical production capacity of 1,400 gallons per minute through a series of targeted actions including removal of the existing pump, mechanical cleaning of the well casing, a structural integrity inspection, and targeted zone sampling to determine whether the well screen or another factor is responsible for the intrusion of sediment. The work is part of routine maintenance under a California Code of Regulations Title 14 Categorical Exemption, and its primary beneficiary is EMWD’s ratepayers through the restoration of reliable water supply. The place of performance is clearly identified as East Esplanade Avenue in San Jacinto, and the district’s administrative office in Perris, California, serves as the central point of contact for project oversight. While the project is publicly posted as a forecast with a posted date of September 9, 2025, no contract value, pricing details, payment terms, accounting codes, invoicing protocols, or formal contract type have been disclosed. There are no specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, packaging requirements, inspection standards, or contractual clauses under FAR, and no designated contracting officer, technical representative, or contracting officer’s representative has been formally named. No solicitation number, submission instructions, proposal formats, deadlines, or evaluation criteria have been provided in the available documentation, indicating the information released is preliminary. Contact for inquiries is Martha Vilchis, Water Resources Specialist Assistant I, with additional support from Joe Broadhead and Anthony Budicin within EMWD’s organization.