Site work for a water / sewer project in Bakersfield, California. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Tank and Booster Station All questions and requests for clarification regarding this project must be submitted in writing on the Request for Information Form provided in the bid documents. Said questions and requests for clarification must be directed to Henry Kouyoumdjian, Public Works Department, by email at hkouyoumdjian@bakersfieldcity.us Bid Bond 10.00% Payment Bond 100.00% Performance Bond 100.00% Liquidated Damages $2,000 per day Estimated Bid Value $3,713,920.00 Project Duration 200 working days Scope of Services The work to be performed consists of, in general, the construction of domestic water storage tank and booster station for the City's domestic water system. The work includes, but is not limited to, erosion protection, site grading with export of spoil material, foundation preparation, construction of a masonry pump building, furnishing, and installing piping, valves, electric turbine booster pumps, motor control equipment and related electrical with PG&E service, waterline tie-in, water storage tank (reservoir) with specified appurtenances, disinfection, a standby electric power supply, SCADA system, and testing, for a complete, fully operational water storage and booster system. Also, site improvement work includes, but is not limited to, storm drain with tie-in, masonry retaining walls, curbing, curb and gutter, concrete swale, ADA commercial driveway, site lighting, motorized chain link rolling gate, manual rolling gate, masonry wall, base and paving, and all other items required with the plans and these special provisions. Related items to execution of the work include: notification to property owners, incidental traffic control, notifications to Calwater for coordination of SCADA, waterline tie-ins, and disinfection procedures, and installation of the chlorine injection system; permitting (fees will be paid by City), compliance with all regulatory agencies, location and searching out of existing utilities, and all other incidentals needed to properly execute all items necessary for the completion of all specified work.