Well Conversion and Production Well Development
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The City of Galt is seeking a subcontractor for the Well Conversion and Production Well Development project to transform an existing test well into a fully operational production well. The scope of work includes well rehabilitation, the installation of production casing and screens, pump installation, well development, and capacity testing. To complete these tasks, the contractor will utilize drilling rigs, gravel packs, and submersible pumps to deliver a commissioned production well. Eligible candidates must hold a valid California Well Contractor's License (C-57) and operate under NAICS code 238910. This subcontract is designed for prime contractors working on the city's water infrastructure projects, with the performance of the work taking place in Galt, California.
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Galt, CASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of Industrial Water Treatment Plant Test Well Conversion and Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
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