Site work for a water / sewer project in Lincoln City, Oregon. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The Kernville-Gleneden Beach-Lincoln Beach Water District in Lincoln City, Oregon is seeking written proposals for Design-Build services for seismic upgrades to District facilities. Proposals are being requested for seismic resiliency project design-build services. Questions about this RFP shall be directed to Jeramy Price by email at jprice@kgblbwater.com, or by telephone at 541-764-2475. To be considered by the District, questions about this RFP must be submitted no later than 4:30 p.m. on May 5, 2026 Project Description. The total budget for this Project is approximately $8,235,680, the majority of which will be funded with a federal FEMA grant issued through the Oregon Emergency Management Department. The ultimate goal of the Project is to replace existing waterlines in several locations with welded HDPE pipe in order to develop a resilient water distribution backbone as identified in the District's Master Plan. The Project consists of the following segments: Replace section of north to south transmission with 14- inch HDPE from Westwind Street to NW Lancer Street (through Schoolhouse Swamp area) - 14" dia., 4300 feet Replace section of north to south transmission with 16- inch HDPE from South Immonen Road to Westwind St - 16" dia., 8,600 feet Replace section of north to south transmission with 14- inch HDPE from NW Lancer Street to South Reservoir connection on Highway 101 - 14" dia., 7,900 ft Replace existing 10-inch PVC connection to Central Reservoir with HDPE line (from Westwind Road to tank) - 12" dia., 5,330 Replace existing AC connecting pipeline to South Reservoir with HDPE line - 12" dia., 3,500 ft Additional information is included in Appendix B, Grant Documents. To be eligible for federal funding, the Project must be completed by September 14, 2028.