The District’s May 8, 2026 EKI Environment & Water billing summary shows numerous active not‑to‑exceed contracts for capital improvement management and project engineering across the water system. Current open task orders include 100,000 for FY 2025-26 Capital Improvement Management, 25,000 for non‑complex main line extension services, 85,500 for Highway 92 Phase 2 predesign, 236,600 for Nunes WTP sedimentation basin rehabilitation design, 378,300 and 268,760 for Pilarcitos Wellfield replacements and environmental services, 44,800 for Pilarcitos Creek road bank stabilization and culvert work, 170,400 for the Potable Water Storage Master Plan, and 24,500 for the Coastal Interagency Supply Resiliency Study, among others. Many of these contracts are still open with significant remaining budgets.This pattern confirms EKI as the District’s primary engineering consultant for planning, environmental, and design of major capital projects including Highway 92 pipelines, Miramar/Alcatraz/Santa Rosa mains, Pilarcitos wellfield and slide repair, master tank planning, and resiliency studies. Vendors in construction, specialty engineering, environmental services, and equipment supply can leverage this intelligence to align teaming and approach as these EKI‑led projects move from study and design into permitting and construction procurements.

The EKI portfolio touches Highway 92 pipelines (Phase 1, emergency restoration, Phase 2), Nunes sedimentation basin design, Miramar and Medio/Magellan mains, Pilarcitos wellfield and slide, Denniston/San Vicente environmental work, and the Potable Water Storage Master Plan, making EKI a strategic teaming partner for future construction and specialty services.