Solano County Water Agency’s FY 2026‑2027 budget materials lay out a detailed 10‑year rehabilitation and betterment plan for major Solano Project assets, including Monticello Dam, Putah Diversion Dam, Putah South Canal (PSC), and Terminal Reservoir facilities. Projects include radial flood gate rehabilitation and modernization at Putah Diversion Dam, PSC terminal check seismic upgrades, automation and electrical upgrades, road and drainage improvements, guardrail and fencing upgrades, culvert replacements, and a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). The schedule shows roughly $810,000 in rehab work in FY 2026‑27, $1.43M in FY 2027‑28, and then large step‑ups to about $6.7M in FY 2028‑29, $13.7M in FY 2029‑30, and $16.7M later, with key items (like PSC terminal check seismic retrofits and PDD gate modernization) explicitly flagged as dependent on grant funding. This is capital‑planning intelligence rather than a live RFP, but it signals sustained demand for engineering design, construction, SCADA/automation, condition assessment, coatings, and CMMS vendors over the coming decade. Vendors can position for upcoming design packages, grant‑funded construction, and support tools as projects are sequenced from plan to procurement.

Key named projects include PSC terminal check seismic upgrade and risk reduction (Mangles Siphon), P...