Contract AwardCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 22, 2026

The District has completed bidding for the Electrical Replacement Phase 2 – Suisun Pump Station Project, which replaces aging 1970s-vintage standby power and related electrical and controls at the Suisun Pump Station to ensure operation during a loss of utility power. After the low bidder, Big Valley Electric, requested relief due to a clerical error under Public Contract Code provisions, staff recommended and the Board is approving award to the second lowest responsive, responsible bidder, Auburn Constructors, LLC, for 2335300. This project includes installation of a new diesel generator, triple switch, ATS, mechanical and electrical upgrades, pavement restoration, and programming work, building on previously pre-procured major equipment.It is funded within a larger 6341000 capital budget that also covers a forthcoming Substation D project, creating near-term implementation work for Auburn and potential follow-on opportunities in commissioning, controls integration, and the related substation phase for other vendors.

Total ERP2 program budget is 6341000 across FY 2026-2028 for both Suisun Pump Station and Substation D work; major electrical equipment has been pre-procured under prior Board actions.

Fairfield-Suisun Sewer DistrictElectrical Replacement Phase 2 – Suisun Pump Station construction award

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