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Government Projects in Calaveras County
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The Rich Gulch Waterline Project is moving to construction bidding, with plans to install about 700 feet of 16-inch ductile iron main using existing grant funding. A mandatory pre-bid meeting on July 14, 2026 drew 16 contractors, and bid opening is set for August 11, 2026, with potential scope increases if pricing is favorable. Civil contractors, pipe suppliers, and specialty subs still have time to pursue prime or subcontract roles, and design and construction support vendors can engage the District Engineer on potential change orders or add-on work.
For FY 2026/27, the District budgeted work to address multiple dam safety and FERC obligations at Middle Fork and Schaads Reservoir, including STID (~$80,000), ODSP (~$35,000), DSSMP (~$40,000), and updates to O&M and Emergency Action Plans. Staff is working with consultants GFT Infrastructure and GEI and is awaiting FERC and wildlife agency findings after recent site visits and a Part 12D inspection. Dam safety engineers and regulatory consultants can approach staff to scope these required updates, provide proposals, or position for follow-on analysis, design, and implementation tasks.
Calaveras County Water District plans a sole-source purchase of four new UV banks from Trojan for the La Contenta Wastewater Treatment Plant. The $219,683.55 upgrade replaces aging 2007 Trojan UV3000Plus modules to maintain permit-compliant disinfection without chlorine. Funding comes from the FY 26-27 capital outlay, with a budget of $196,000 and a PO cap of $225,000, signaling ongoing UV, controls, and wastewater capital needs and future integration, maintenance, and optimization work.
In the FY 2026/27 budget, the Board endorsed Tier 1 cybersecurity improvements, added $6,000 for cyber measures, and asked the GM to clarify total costs with the IT provider. They also boosted Windows 11 PC replacement funding to $40,000 to accelerate replacing 22 end-of-support computers. IT and security vendors can discuss managed security, endpoint protection, backup, and lifecycle planning, or offer competitive alternatives and tools that integrate with the District’s existing Mission IT Solutions agreement.
In June 2026, the Board discussed directing staff to prepare cost estimates and agreements for CVCSD’s involvement in construction and acceptance of the Flint Trail community access road. The budget includes $10,000 under Quail Creek Engineering for Flint Trail design and related reimbursable work. This points to an emerging road construction project where the District will participate, with design underway but broader construction, inspection, and long-term maintenance plans still forming.
The District must bring its website into compliance with California ADA requirements by April 2027 and has only $5,000 currently budgeted, below the expected total cost. CivicPlus/Streamline is presenting Doc Access options, and the Board expects an updated quote and may revisit budget and scope. Web and accessibility vendors can discuss full ADA-compliant CMS, scanning tools, hosting, and support, plus help the GM shape a realistic multi-year compliance and content remediation plan.
The FY 2026-27 budget increases landscape supplies and repairs to $105,300, noting adjustments for Lone Pine Tree Service. This suggests active contracted tree and landscape work across common areas. While the primary vendor appears set, additional needs in irrigation repair, grounds equipment, and supplemental landscaping may arise under this expanded budget.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Calaveras County, California
34 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
West Point Vets Memorial Dist
West Point Fire District
Wallace Community Service District
Vallecito Union
Union Pub Utility District
San Andreas Recreation and Park District
San Andreas Fire Protection District
San Andreas Cemetery District
Murphys Fire Protection District
Murphys Cemetery District
Mokelumne Hill Veterans Memorial District
Mokelumne Hill Fire Protection District
Mark Twain Union Elementary
Jenny Lind Veterans Memorial District
Ebbetts Pass Veterans Memorial District
Ebbetts Pass Fire District
Copperopolis Fire Protection District
Copperopolis Cemetery District
Copper Valley Community Services District
Copper Cove-rocky Road Community Services District
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