Contract AwardCapital ProjectsDetected Feb 12, 2026

Comprehensive rehabilitation and upgrades to Clearlake Oaks County Water District water infrastructure, including treatment plant, storage tanks, booster pumps, pipelines and operational technology.

Document details an anticipated multi-faceted infrastructure project that includes (1) mechanical and equipment upgrades at the water treatment plant (e.g., ozone generator, dissolved air floatation pilot plant), (2) replacement and upgrade of storage tanks (including steel tanks, tank coatings, cathodic protection), (3) pipeline replacements (distribution mains, pressure reducing valves, house service connections), (4) installation of high efficiency booster pumps and related site improvements, (5) implementation of advanced meter and data management system, (6) upgrades to SCADA and automation technology, (7) leak detection and cross connection hazard assessment. Inferred: This scope covers construction, civil and electrical engineering, environmental impact review/compliance, instrumentation/SCADA tech, system integration, and consulting services. Grant applications and compliance with CEQA-Plus and federal funding requirements are cited, pointing to potential involvement of federally funded contractors and opportunities for DBE/WBE suppliers. Timeline to begin construction May 2027 and last about 18 months. Staged/phased work offers subcontracting and vendor entry points over multiple years. The referenced Amended Water Master Plan and appendices indicate additional packages and scope. Stakeholder consultation with Native American tribes indicates requirements for cultural resource professionals and monitors. Emphasizes use of energy-efficient and modern tech, potentially favoring sustainable/green vendors. No confirmed project value, but the scope and geographic footprint suggest a large, multi-million-dollar opportunity distributed over several work packages.

Clearlake Oaks Water DistrictClearlake Oaks Water District rehabilitation and upgrades of entire water system

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