Wheatland Regional Sewer Pipeline Project

The Wheatland Regional Sewer Pipeline Project involves the complete construction and commissioning of a 7.7-mile sewer pipeline along with two new pump stations, horizontal directional drilling, demolition and replacement of an existing pump station, electrical control systems, culvert replacement, site restoration, and all necessary start-up and testing activities to ensure full operational functionality. The scope encompasses the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, taxes, and incidental services required to execute the project in full compliance with the Contract Documents prepared by DCCM and Nexgen Utility Management. This includes any additional work deemed necessary to deliver a fully compliant and operational system as specified in the technical volumes. The estimated cost is divided into two primary components: $19 million for the pipeline construction and $33 million for the pump stations, totaling a projected investment of $52 million. The solicitation, identified as CWSRF Project No C-06-8753-110, was posted on July 17, 2026, with responses due by August 18, 2026. The project is administered by the City of Wheatland in California under a state, local, or educational (SLED) agency classification, with Dane Schilling serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. All work must be performed at the designated place of performance within California, and contractors are expected to adhere to all contractual requirements outlined in the six-volume bid package to meet project standards and timelines.