Wilson Acres Mutual Water Company Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project

The Wilson Acres Mutual Water Company Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project involves replacing approximately 3,200 feet of aging water mains with new 6-inch polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe and upgrading all 32 residential water service lines to improve system reliability and ensure safe drinking water delivery. Additional improvements include installing water meters with backflow preventors at each residence, constructing a concrete masonry unit block structure around the well head, upgrading electrical components such as well pumps, conduits, and flow meters, and replacing the existing 900-gallon hydropneumatic tank with a new 13,000-gallon tank to meet maximum day demand. An emergency standby generator with an automatic transfer switch will also be installed to maintain system operation during power outages. All work is confined to previously disturbed areas within public road rights-of-way along Alma Avenue, Fern Avenue, Citrus Road, and Orange Grove Road in Tehama County, with no tree removal or expansion of system capacity, and all paved surfaces will be restored following construction. The project is located on Assessor’s Parcel Number 035-252-014, approximately 0.6 miles south of Red Bluff, and is being executed under CEQA categorical exemptions for existing facilities, replacement and reconstruction, and minor new construction due to its minimal environmental impact. The contracting agency is Tehama County, with the primary point of contact being Tia Branton, Director of Environmental Health/Code Enforcement, reachable via phone or email. While the project scope is thoroughly detailed with clear deliverables and performance location, no contract value, pricing data, period of performance, or award basis is disclosed in the available documentation. There are no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, solicitation numbers, or formal contracting mechanisms identified, as the document serves primarily as a Notice of Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act. No specific inspection criteria beyond CEQA compliance are detailed, and no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic qualifications from potential contractors are provided. Although the contract administration details list the agency office address and contact information, payment procedures, invoicing methods, and contractor identification codes such as UEI or CAGE are absent, indicating this is a public notice of intent rather than a fully executed federal contract. Compliance with California regulatory standards is the primary framework governing the work, with no military specifications or federal packaging and marking requirements applicable.