Site work and renovation of a civil project in San Andreas, California. Conceptual plans call for the renovation of a water / sewer project; and for site work for a water / sewer project.

Secondary Treatment Improvements. A second, redundant, activated sludge treatment system similar to the existing treatment system with an average daily capacity of 0.225 MGD, and peak hourly capacity of 0.900 MGD. This system is to be comprised of the following: 1. A Parkson(TM) Biolac(R) activated sludge aeration basin, or similar. 2. Secondary effluent clarifier system. 3. RAS/WAS pump station. 4. Aeration system, or modification of existing system, required for the second d aeration basin. 5. Process piping and systems for splitting of influent, flow measurement, and piping for aeration air, influent, secondary effluent, and RAS/WAS flows. Electrical and Instrumentation Improvements. Facility electrical and instrumentation improvements shall comprise of the following: 1. Electrical building housing the electrical service entrance, ATS, main MCC, etc. sized for facility build-out requirements. 2. Electrical improvements associated with Phase 3 equipment and operational requirements. 3. Replacement and/or relocation of existing electrical equipment located in the existing facility's Operation Room. 4. Replacement of existing SCADA system. 5. Identification and replacement, as required, of electrical equipment and/or equipment installation, not meeting current NFPA 70E, National Electric Code and NFPA 820, Fire Protection in Wastewater Treatment and Collection Systems. Recycled Water Pipe System Improvements. A gravity flow effluent pipeline from the facility to the Lower Effluent Storage Pond (LESP). The pipeline alignment shall parallel the existing effluent pipeline alignment. Combined capacity of the two pipelines shall be a minimum of 2.0 MGD. Storage Pond Drainage Improvements. Replacement of existing drain system for the Upper Effluent Storage Pond (UESP) to the existing Area (Return) pump station. The existing drain system is comprised of PVC pipe temporarily installed aboveground on the UESP west levee.