Yolo County TSS PTC Well Installation

The project involves the installation of six multi-completion groundwater monitoring wells in Yolo County, California, under the oversight of a Professional Geologist or Geologist-In-Training from the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board’s Geology and Groundwater Investigations unit. Each well has a 12-inch diameter borehole with two 2-inch diameter casings and a 4-foot by 4-foot surface completion footprint, designed to support high-resolution subsidence monitoring as part of the California Department of Water Resources’ Statewide Groundwater Monitoring Program. The work is being conducted at six specific sites in the Winters/Davis area with precise GPS coordinates provided for each location, and all installation activities occur on-site where the Department of Water Resources maintains direct oversight for inspection and acceptance. The project has been determined exempt from full environmental review under CEQA Class 6, Section 15306, as a data collection activity with no significant environmental impact, and no formal federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or federal procurement structures apply. The contract is currently in a forecast phase with no awarded value, pricing details, period of performance, or specified payment or invoicing mechanisms publicly documented. Oversight is managed by Ky Dupuis, Engineering Geologist at the Department of Water Resources, who serves as the primary point of contact, though formal roles such as COR, COTR, or PCO are not explicitly defined in available materials. No special requirements beyond geologist supervision, no packaging or marking specifications, no evaluation factors for award selection, and no representations or certifications from potential offerors are included in the provided documentation.