California canal aqueduct contracts
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| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| BARD WATER DISTRICT | 6 | $1.6M |
| NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | 4 | $11.9M |
| CAPRA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORP | 2 | $1.1M |
| TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 2 | $2.1M |
| ORLAND ARTOIS WATER DISTRICT | 2 | $3.8M |
| SOLANO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 1 | $771K |
Recent canal aqueduct contracts in California
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VAUGHN LATERAL 5 CANAL AUTOMATION AND REMOTE CONTROL PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOLANO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $771K | — |
| RECORDS SEARCH FOR FRIANT-KERN CANAL | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY BAKERSFIELD | $6K | — |
| THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT SERVICES LOCATED AT THE FRIANT/KERN CANAL. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC. | $9.7M | — |
| GOAT GRAZING FIRE PREVENTION SERVICES FOR THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA AREA OFFICE - FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL, LAKE BERRYESSA (EAST SIDE), NEW MELONES LAKE (ADMIN AREA, OSPREY POINT, AND WHITTLE RANCH), AND THE AUBURN AREA. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CAPRA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORP | $917K | — |
| FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL UN-ARMED SECURITY | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CONDOR SECURITY OF AMERICA INC | $471K | — |
| GOAT GRAZING ALONG FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL, FOLSOM, CA | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CAPRA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CORP | $162K | — |
| FRIANT KERN CANAL (FKC) CONCRETE INSPECTORS (CIS) | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ATLAS-OLH JV, LLC | $872K | — |
| FRIANT-KERN CANAL (FKC) REVERSE PUMP-BACK PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRIANT WATER AUTHORITY | $3.3M | — |
| THE CORDUA IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN YUBA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL REPLACE AND RETROFIT FLOW CONTROL STRUCTURES AT 12 SITES ALONG THE CORDUA MAIN CANAL. ALL 12 SITES WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH A CLOUD-BASED SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM, ALLOWING FOR REAL-TIME DATA READINGS AND REMOTE OPERATION OF THE FLOW CONTROL GATES. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 5,010 ACRE-FEET THROUGH MORE PRECISE AND ACCURATE FLOW CONTROL, REDUCING THE NEED FOR GROUNDWATER PUMPING TO MEET SYSTEM DEMANDS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CORDUA IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $3.3M | — |
| THE TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY, WILL IMPROVE AND AUTOMATE FIVE DROP STRUCTURES ON ITS MAIN CANAL, ALLOWING OPERATORS TO CONTROL WATER LEVELS REMOTELY INSTEAD OF THROUGH MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS. THE DISTRICT WILL MODIFY THE DROP STRUCTURE, INSTALL NEW AUTOMATED GATES, AND INSTALL TELEMETRY AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT TO ALLOW FOR SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION INTEGRATION. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 2,241 ACRE-FEET BY REDUCING SPILLS AND THE NEED FOR GROUNDWATER PUMPING. THE CONSERVED WATER WILL REMAIN IN THE SYSTEM AND BE MADE AVAILABLE TO MEET SHORTAGES DURING DROUGHT YEARS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| THE PROJECT WILL LINE 2,200 FEET OF THE UNLINED CALLOWAY CANAL WITH A NON-REINFORCED CONCRETE LINER. THE PROJECT INCLUDES THE INSTALLATION OF MAGNETIC FLOWMETERS AND WATER LEVEL SENSORS AT 23 OF THE RECIPIENT'S PRODUCTION WELLS, ALONG WITH TELEMETRY UPGRADES, AND INTEGRATION OF THESE IMPROVEMENTS WITH THE EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | $1.5M | — |
| LINE 3,841 LINEAR FEET OF UNLINED CANAL IN THE CALLOWAY CANAL. ADDITIONALLY, INSTALL FLOW METERS, WATER LEVEL SENSORS, TELEMETRY UPGRADES, AND INTEGRATE THE SYSTEM INTO THE EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SETUP AT SEVEN DISTRICT-OWNED DEEP WELLS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | $1.5M | — |
| INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION AND CANAL OPERATIONS DECISION SUPPORT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BIGGS WEST GRIDLEY WATER DISTRICT | $747K | — |
| FRIANT KERN CANAL (FKC) EARTHWORK INSPECTOR (EI) | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ASR INTERNATIONAL CORP. | $359K | — |
| FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL CLEAN | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FORENSICLEAN LLC | $308K | — |
| THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (MWD) WILL CONSTRUCT AN INTERTIE AT THE EXISTING FOOTHILL PUMP STATION ALONG THE RIALTO PIPELINE IN EAST HIGHLAND, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. THE PROJECT WILL ENABLE MWD TO PROVIDE WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT (CRA) AND COLORADO RIVER WATER STORAGE AT DIAMOND VALLEY LAKE TO THE INLAND EMPIRE UTILITIES AGENCY, THE THREE VALLEYS MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT, AND THE UPPER SAN GABRIEL VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT. SUPPLEMENTING THE AREAS PRESENT SUPPLY WITH CRA WATER WILL IMPROVE DROUGHT RESILIENCY FOR A POPULATION OF APPROXIMATELY 2,249,737, OF WHICH APPROXIMATELY 1.1 MILLION LIVE IN DESIGNATED DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO INCREASE WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY IN THE EVENT OF INTERRUPTIONS (E.G., EARTHQUAKES), AS WELL AS SUPPORT THE GENERATION OF HYDROELECTRICITY AT THE SAN DIMAS HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT AND GROUNDWATER RECHARGE IN THE SERVICE AREAS. THE PROJECT IS A FEATURE OF MWDS REGIONAL INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE WATER DELIVERY AND DEPENDABILITY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | $5.0M | — |
| THE NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT, LOCATED IN KERN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL CONCRETE LINE APPROXIMATELY 1.4 MILES OF THE CALLOWAY CANAL. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 2,788 ACRE-FEET, CURRENTLY LOST THROUGH SEEPAGE. WATER CONSERVED THROUGH THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE WATER RELIABILITY AND DELIVERIES THUS CONSERVING GROUNDWATER IN AN OVER-DRAFTED BASIN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | $4.9M | — |
| UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT, NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT NKWSD, LOCATED NEAR THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD, WILL DRILL AND EQUIP A 6CFS GROUNDWATER WELL AND CONNECT IT TO THE FRIANT KERN CANAL THROUGH A DISCHARGE PIPELINE. THIS PROJECT WILL CONVEY AND RETURN 1,999 ACREFEET PER YEAR OF PREVIOUSLY STORED WATER TO DOWNSTREAM BANKING PARTNERS. NKWSD IS A MEMBER IN THE POSO CREEK INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP, AND THIS PROJECT IS IDENTIFIED AS HIGH PRIORITY IN THEIR POSO CREEK DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN THAT WAS DEVELOPED WITH ASSISTANCE FROM A WATERSMART DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLANNING GRANT.THE PROJECT IS LOCATED NEAR THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA. THE WELL WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AT APPROXIMATELY 3527 47.64 N, 11911 19.74 W AND WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE FRIANT KERN CANAL, FKC, VIA A PIPELINE STARTING AT THE WELL LOCATION AND ENDING AT APPROXIMATELY 3529 13.15 N, 11911 17.41 W.THE DELIVERABLE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PROJECT INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO DRILLING AND EQUIPPING ONE 6 CFS CAPACITY WELL INSTALLING PIPELINE FROM THE WELL AND CONNECTING TO THE FKC, AND CONSTRUCTING A DISCHARGE INTO THE FKCBENEFICIARIESTHE PUBLIC. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NORTH KERN WATER STORAGE DISTRICT | $4.0M | — |
| THE ORLAND-ARTOIS WATER DISTRICT (DISTRICT) INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT (PROJECT) IS LOCATEDWITHIN GLENN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 20 MILES WEST OF CHICO AND 90 MILES NORTH OF SACRAMENTO. THIS PROJECT WILL MAKEIT POSSIBLE TO DELIVER SUPPLEMENTAL SURFACE WATER SUPPLY, THROUGH VOLUNTARY TRANSFERS, TO LAND WITHIN THEDISTRICT THAT WILL RESULT IN A REDUCTION OF GROUNDWATER PUMPING BY APPROXIMATELY 4,000 TO 8,000 ACRE-FEET YEAR.IT WILL ALSO ALLOW FOR ANY REMAINING CVP CONTRACT WATER TO BE DELIVERED TO TWO RECHARGE BASINS FOR GROUNDWATERSTORAGE. NEW INFRASTRUCTURE WILL CONSIST OF 1 TURNOUT OFF THE TEHAMA-COLUSA CANAL (TCC) WHICH INCLUDESCONNECTIONS TO TWO EXISTING RECHARGE BASINS, TWO BOOSTER PUMPS TO INCREASE FLOWS ON EXISTING PIPELINES, ANDEXPANSION OF ITS BURIED PIPELINE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM TO DELIVER SUPPLEMENTAL SURFACE WATER TO APPROXIMATELY 4,000ACRES OF ADJACENT ESTABLISHED FARMLAND WITHIN THE UNITES STATES BUREAU OF RECLAMATIONS (BUREAU) CENTRAL VALLEYPROJECT (CVP) PLACE OF USE. THIS PROJECT INCREASES DROUGHT RESILIENCY BY PROVIDING A SECONDARY SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY FOR 4,000 ACRES OF LAND WHICH PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY, DECREASING GROUNDWATER PUMPING IN NORMAL TO WET YEARS WHICH ENSURES GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES WILL BE AVAILABLE IN DRY YEARS, AND INCREASING GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES THROUGH GROUNDWATER RECHARGE. CALIFORNIA HAS RECENTLY EXPERIENCED CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF DROUGHT. THESE DRY YEARS HAVE CAUSED GROUNDWATER LEVELS TO DECREASE AND HAVE HAD NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON HOUSEHOLD WELLS AND ARE THREATENING THE NEARBY INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE TCC AND INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 5. THIS PROJECT ALIGNS WITH THE GOALS OF MULTIPLE LOCAL AND REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLANS TO ADDRESS WATER RESILIENCY SUCH AS THE COLUSA SUBBASIN GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN AND NORTH SACRAMENTO VALLEY INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN. THE PROJECT HAS THE SUPPORT OF THE LANDOWNERS, THE CITY OF ORLAND, ARTOIS COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, COLUSA BASIN DRAINAGE DISTRICT, GLENN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, GLENN GROUNDWATER AUTHORITY, TEHAMA-COLUSA CANAL AUTHORITY, AND NORTH VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ORLAND ARTOIS WATER DISTRICT | $3.5M | — |
| THE ORESTIMBA CREEK RECHARGE AND RECOVERY EXPANSION PROJECT IS A JOINT PROJECT BETWEEN DEL PUERTO WATER DISTRICT AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA IRRIGATION DISTRICT. THE PROJECT IS A SMALL GROUNDWATER STORAGE PROJECT IN WHICH WATER WILL BE STORED IN A LOCAL AQUIFER IN WET YEARS AND THEN USED IN DRY YEARS TO PROVIDE AGRICULTURAL WATER SUPPLY. RECHARGE WATER WILL INCLUDE AVAILABLE UNSTORABLE CVP SUPPLIES AND FLOOD WATER FLOWS FROM ORESTIMBA CREEK, THE LATTER RESULTING IN A REDUCTION OF FLOOD RISK IN ADDITION TO INCREASED WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY. THE PROJECT SEEKS TO CONSTRUCT A NEW TURNOUT IN ORESTIMBA CREEK TO DIVERT WATER FROM THE CREEK THROUGH AN EXISTING CULVERT UNDER BELL ROAD AND THE DMC, AND LIFT THIS WATER VIA A NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PUMP STATION INTO A NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PIPELINE PARALLEL TO THE DMC WHERE IT JOINS WITH AN EXISTING DPWD DIVERSION FROM THE DMC. FROM THERE, EITHER ORESTIMBA CREEK FLOOD FLOWS OR UNSTORABLE DISTRICT CVP SUPPLIES WILL BE CONVEYED VIA A NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PIPELINE TO THE EXPANDED RECHARGE PONDS WHERE THE WATER WOULD PERCOLATE INTO THE LOCAL AQUIFER. EXTRACTIONS WOULD OCCUR AT VARIOUS GROUNDWATER WELLS IN THE LOCAL AQUIFER AND CONVEYED TO CCIDS MAIN CANAL.THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO GENERATE 1,485 AF YEAR ON AVERAGE FOR THE PROJECT PARTNERS. ADDITIONALLY, UP TO 35 CFS OF FLOOD FLOWS WILL BE DIVERTED FROM ORESTIMBA CREEK REDUCING DOWNSTREAM PRESSURE ON THE CITY OF NEWMAN, CCIDS MAIN CANAL, AND THE SAN JOAQUIN RIVER. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | DEL PUERTO WATER DISTRICT | $2.3M | — |
| KERN TULARE WATER DISTRICT (KTWD) PROPOSES TO CONSTRUCT THE WELL AND CONVEYANCE FOR BANKING RETURN THAT WILL INCLUDE DRILLING AND EQUIPPING A NEW WELL AND THE INSTALLATION OF OVER 8,000 LINEAR FEET OF PIPELINE TO A NEW DISCHARGE POINT ON THE FRIANT KERN CANAL FOR RETURN OF BANKED RECHARGE WATER TO THE KTWDS WATER BANKING PARTNERS. KTWD HAS PARTICIPATED IN BANKING PROGRAMS WITH NEIGHBORING WATER DISTRICTS WITHIN THE KERN SUBBASIN TO BANK SURFACE SUPPLIES TO RECHARGE GROUNDWATER IN WET YEARS FOR EXTRACTION FOR BENEFICIAL USE IN DRY YEARS. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO TIE-IN AN EXISTING WELL TO THE EXISTING WELL RECOVERY NETWORK. THIS PROJECT WILL CONNECT TWO 6 CFS CAPACITY WELLS TO PROVIDE A TOTAL EXTRACTION AND RETURN CAPACITY OF 4,032 AFY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | KERN TULARE WATER DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| THE PROPOSED SANTA ANA RIVER ENHANCED RECHARGE PHASE 1B - SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT PROJECT (SARER PHASE 1B OR PROJECT) WILL INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF WATER SUPPLIES; IMPROVE WATER MANAGEMENT; AND PROVIDE DROUGHT RESILIENCY.THE RECIPIENT LOCATED IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WILL CONSTRUCT 337.4 ACRES OF NEW RECHARGE BASINS AND IMPROVE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW FOR STORMWATER RECHARGE OF APPROXIMATELY 10,807 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR (AFY) ON AVERAGE. THE STORMWATER CAPTURED BY THIS PROJECT AND RECHARGED INTO THE SAN BERNARDINO BASIN WILL BENEFIT APPROXIMATELY 400,000 PEOPLE THAT RELY ON LOCAL GROUNDWATER SOURCES WHEN SURFACE WATER ALLOCATIONS ARE REDUCED. THE PROJECT IS THE RESULT OF REGIONAL COLLABORATION AND HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN CONCERT WITH STATE AGENCIES SUCH AS DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES AND DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED IN THE 2021 REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN, AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IS CRITICAL IN PREPARING THE REGION FOR DROUGHT AND CLIMATE CHANGE. THE PROJECT AREA IS EXPERIENCING A PROLONGED DROUGHT, RANGING FROM ABNORMALLY DRY TO SEVERE DROUGHT CONDITIONS.THE PROJECT IS TO CONVEY STORM WATER FROM 1B-1 MAIN CANAL TO 1B-1 MAIN BASINS. THE PHASE 1B-1 MAIN CANAL INCLUDES IMPROVEMENTS TO 2,950 FEET OF EXISTING EARTHEN CANAL, IN ADDITION APPROXIMATELY 6,200 FEET OF NEW EARTHEN CANAL WILL BE CONSTRUCTED FROM THE POND 13 DIVERSION STRUCTURE TO THE NEW RECHARGE BASINS. 1B-2 MAIN RECHARGE BASINS-THE SARER PHASE 1B-2 SPREADING BASINS ARE 337.4 ACRES WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY 34 PERCENT OF THE 476 ACRES OF AREA AVAILABLE FOR SPREADING EAST AND WEST OF THE MENTONE SOUTH PIPELINE AND METROPOLITAN INLAND FEEDER. THE 337.4 ACRES ARE DIVIDED INTO 19 NEW BASINS AND THE EXPANSION OF TWO EXISTING BASINS WHICH ARE SEPARATED BY EMBANKMENTS AND CONNECTED BY PIPELINES TO ALLOW FOR FLEXIBILITY IN OPERATIONS. IB-3 UPGRADES TO EXISTING BASINS AND SMART SYSTEMS WILL BE INSTALLED AT EXISTING BASINS 10-14, AND 15 AND 17. BASIC LEVEL MONITORING EQUIPMENT WILL BE INSTALLED AT EACH OF THE NEW BASINS, AS WELL AS AT THE EXISTING BASINS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT | $2.0M | — |
| 2ND LIFT CANAL LINING PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FIREBAUGH CANAL WATER DISTRICT | $989K | — |
| NORTH DRAINAGE CANAL LIFT PUMP STATION | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NATOMAS CENTRAL MUTUAL WATER CO | $811K | — |
| THE BARD WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WILL CONCRETE LINE 1,750 FEET OF THE EARTHEN RESERVATION MAIN CANAL IN WEST IMPERIAL COUNTY, AND IMPROVE FIVE TURNOUTS AND TWO CHECK STRUCTURES. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF APPROXIMATELY 421 ACRE-FEET THAT IS CURRENTLY LOST TO SEEPAGE. WATER SAVED WILL BE AVAILABLE TO OTHER WATER USERS AFFECTED BY WATER SHORTAGES AND DROUGHT. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $500K | — |
| 1. AWARD PURPOSE -IN NOVEMBER 2020, THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, MID-PACIFIC REGION, POSTED THE NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO) BOR-CGB-21-F001, "BAY-DELTA RESTORATION PROGRAM: CALFED WATER USE EFFICIENCY GRANTS FOR FISCAL YEARS 2021 AND 2022." AN APPLICATION REVIEW COMMITTEE EVALUATED MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS AGAINST SELECTION CRITERIA INCLUDED IN THE NOFO. RECLAMATION APPROVED A $500,000 GRANT AGREEMENT WITH THE CAWELO WATER DISTRICT (CAWELO OR DISTRICT) FOR THE "FKC PUMP STATION, TURNOUT/IN AND APPURTENANCES PROJECT" (PROJECT). THE TOTAL PROJECT COST IS ESTIMATED TO BE $6,115,000, WITH A $500,000 FEDERAL COST SHARE. THE ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS IS ESTIMATED TO BE 2,160 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR (AFY).THE PROJECT ACHIEVES THE GOALS OF THE NOFO. THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE WATER CONVEYANCE CAPACITY BY CONSTRUCTING A PUMP STATION AND AN INTERTIE. THE INTERTIE WILL CONVEY AVAILABLE WATER TO GROUNDWATER RECHARGE BASINS OR FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES IN-LIEU OF PUMPING GROUNDWATER.2. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED -THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONSTRUCT A PUMPING PLANT FOR THE DELIVERY OF WATER THROUGH AN EXISTING 1.8 MILE, 48-INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE LOCATED BETWEEN THE FRIANT KERN CANAL (FKC) AND THE DISTRICT. THE PROJECT WILL CONVEY WET-PERIOD WATER AVAILABLE TO THE DISTRICT INTO THE DISTRICT AT A RATE OF UP TO 100 CFS OR 200 AFD.3. EXPECTED DELIVERABLE OR OUTCOME -THE ACTIVITIES TO BE FUNDED THROUGH THIS ACTION ARE LIMITED TO CONSTRUCTION. ACTIVITIES (AND THEIR ASSOCIATED COSTS) FOR GRANT ADMINISTRATION, REPORT, ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE, DESIGN, LABOR COMPLIANCE, CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, TRAVEL, ETC. ARE NOT INCLUDED.THE LIMITED PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:TASK 1 - CONSTRUCTIONTHE DISTRICT WILL EMPLOY A COMPETITIVE BID PROCESS TO SELECT A CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT WILL INCLUDE FURNISHING AND INSTALLING ALL PROJECT COMPONENTS.4. INTENDED BENEFICIARY -THE PROPOSED PROJECT MEETS MULTIPLE PUBLIC PURPOSES. IN ADDITION TO IMMEDIATE GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION AND INCREASED RELIABILITY BENEFITS, THE PROJECT WILL RESULT IN LONG-TERM BENEFICIAL USE OF CONSERVED GROUNDWATER, INCREASED FLEXIBILITY WITH LOCAL AND REGIONAL WATER USE MANAGEMENT, INCREASED OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND WATER QUALITY BENEFITS.5. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES -THERE ARE NO SUBRECIPIENTS FOR THIS PROJECT. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CAWELO WATER DISTRICT | $500K | — |
| THE BARD WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEAR THE ARIZONA BORDER, WILL LINE A 1 2 MILE SECTION OF THE CURRENTLY EARTHEN UPPER MOHAVE CANAL WITH CONCRETE THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 498 ACRE FEET, WHICH IS CURRENTLY LOST TO SEEPAGE, EVAPOTRANSPIRATION, AND OPERATIONAL LOSSES CONSERVED WATER WILL REMAIN IN THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM AND CAN BE USED BY OTHER WATER USERS DURING DROUGHT YEARS AND IN TIMES OF SHORTAGE, INCLUDING THE QUECHAN INDIAN RESERVATION THE PROJECT WILL ALSO ALLOW FARMERS TO CONTINUE TO WORK WITH THE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE S ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM TO IMPROVE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $478K | — |
| THE PORTERVILLE IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT) WILL CONSTRUCT THE NORTHWEST SERVICE AREA PROJECT THAT INCLUDES A SURFACE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM TO SERVE 675 ACRES IN THE DISTRICT THAT CURRENTLY ONLY HAS ACCESS TO GROUNDWATER. THE DISTRICT WILL CONSTRUCT A PIPELINE ALONG THE ROAD 196 ALIGNMENT BETWEEN THE LOWER TULE RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT 4 CANAL AND AVENUE 176 NORTH OF THE TULE RIVER IN TULARE COUNTY, NORTHWEST OF THE CITY OF PORTERVILLE. THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT, THE DISTRICT WILL BE ABLE TO USE AND CAPTURE ADDITIONAL CONTRACT AND WET YEAR WATER SUPPLIES TO SUPPLY WATER TO GROWERS, ENHANCING ITS CURRENT CONJUNCTIVE USE PROGRAM AND PROVIDING THE CAPABILITY FOR IN-LIEU GROUNDWATER RECHARGE. APPROXIMATELY 840 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR OF WATER WILL BE BETTER MANAGED AS A RESULT OF THE PROJECT. LOCATED IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY OF CALIFORNIA, THE DISTRICT IS EXPERIENCING EXTREME TO EXCEPTIONAL DROUGHT. THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE TULE RIVER BASIN INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PORTERVILLE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $461K | — |
| THE CITY OF BURBANK (CA) WATER AND POWER (BWP) DEPARTMENT REQUESTS 400,000 TO CONDUCT A FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR A NEW POTABLE REUSE FACILITY THAT WILL PURIFY A PORTION OF THE CITYS RECYCLED WATER FOR POTABLE USES. THE STUDYS SCOPE OF WORK WILL INCLUDE FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT, FACILITY PLANNING, ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE, PRE-FINAL DESIGN, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OUTREACH. THE STUDY WILL CULMINATE IN A TITLE XVI-ELIGIBLE FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR A NEW POTABLE REUSE FACILITY IN THE CITY OF BURBANK. BWP WILL HIRE A QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED CONSULTANT TO LEAD THE 24-MONTH STUDY, FACILITATE STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AND OUTREACH, AND PRODUCE THE FINAL FEASIBILITY REPORT. THE PROPOSED POTABLE REUSE FACILITY WILL: MAXIMIZE THE BENEFICIAL USE OF 4.2 MGD OF RECYCLED WATER THAT IS PRODUCED BY THE CITY, BUT IS NOT USED AND IS CURRENTLY BEING DISCHARGED TO THE OCEAN DECREASE THE CITYS 100 DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED WATER INCREASE RELIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF IMPORTED SUPPLIES (I.E., STATE WATER PROJECT (SWP) AND COLORADO RIVER) THAT ARE INCREASINGLY VULNERABLE DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND IMPROVE BWPS OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY.BURBANK IS 100 DEPENDENT ON IMPORTED WATER FOR POTABLE SUPPLIES FROM THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WHICH IMPORTS THE WATER FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA VIA THE STATE WATER PROJECT AND ALSO THE COLORADO RIVER VIA THE COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT. THE PROJECT WILL DROUGHT-PROOF 12.5 OF THE CITYS POTABLE WATER DEMAND, CREATING CRITICAL SUPPLY RESILIENCY IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE ACCELERATION AND THE CONTINUING HISTORIC DROUGHT. THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL FULFILL THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF AN EARLIER PRELIMINARY STUDY CONDUCTED IN 2018 (FUNDED BY THE CALIFORNIA STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD) WHICH WAS THE CITYS FIRST REVIEW OF OPTIONS TO USE OF PURIFIED RECYCLED WATER TO OFFSET IMPORTED WATER SUPPLIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BURBANK CITY OF - PSD ENG | $400K | — |
| PURPOSE THIS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ACTING THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF RECLAMATION RECLAMATION AND CORCORAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT RECIPIENT , PURSUANT TO SECTION 9504 A OF THE SECURE WATER ACT, SUBTITLE F OF TITLE IX OF THE OMNIBUS PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2009, PUBLIC LAW P L 111 11 42 UNITED STATES CODE U S C 10364 ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED THE CORCORAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT CID IS A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THAT OPERATES INDEPENDENTLY UNDER THE CALIFORNIA WATER CODE CID S GOAL IS TO OBTAIN AND DELIVER SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER WATER FOR IRRIGATION TO FARMS IN THE DISTRICT AS WELL AS TO RECHARGE THE GROUNDWATER BASIN BENEATH THE DISTRICT THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN THE TULARE LAKE SUBBASIN A CRITICALLY OVER DRAFTED SUBBASIN THIS IS ONE OF THE PROJECTS THAT IS REFERENCED IN TULARE LAKE SUBBASIN GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN, TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE IRRIGATION DELIVERY SYSTEMS, BY CONVERTING CANALS TO PIPELINES, TO MOVE TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY IN 2040 AS WELL AS THE DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES THE CORCORAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT CID LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA, WITHIN KINGS COUNTY, APPROXIMATELY 2 25 MILES NORTH OF THE CITY OF CORCORAN, CALIFORNIA WILL CONSTRUCT CONVEYANCE IMPROVEMENTS, WHICH INCLUDE CONVERTING OPEN DITCH CANALS TO PIPELINES FOR CONVEYING WELL WATER TO MEET DEMANDS OF THE DISTRICT THE PROJECT INCLUDES CONVERTING 4,100 FEET OF OPEN CANALS TO 18 INCH PVC PIPELINE TO INCREASE WATER USE EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY THROUGH OPTIMAL FLOW RATED AND REDUCTION IN LOSSES DUE TO SEEPAGE AND EVAPORATION THE PIPELINE PROJECT WILL INCLUDE CLEARING, GRUBBING AND COMPACTION TO THE INVERT OF THE CANAL PRIOR TO INSTALLING THE PIPELINE THE PIPELINE WILL BE INSTALLED IN THE BOTTOM OF THE EXISTING CANAL AND THEN COVERED WITH THE MATERIAL FROM THE BANKS OF THE CANAL THERE WILL BE 3 DIAMETER AIR VENTS INSTALLED ALONG THE PIPELINE LENGTH, APPROXIMATELY EVERY 1,000 FEET A BACK FLOW PREVENTER NEAR THE WELL HEAD WILL BE TO BE INSTALLED TO PREVENT WATER FROM ENTERING THE WELL FROM THE PIPELINE A DISCHARGE POOL WILL BE EXCAVATED OR FORMED AT THE EXIT OF THE PIPELINE THE EXISTING FLOW METER WILL BE USED BENEFICIARIES THE PUBLIC | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CORCORAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $349K | — |
| THE MOJAVE WATER AGENCY, LOCATED IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL DESIGN A NEW PERMANENT TURNOUT FROM THE CALIFORNIA AQUEDUCT TO CONVEY STATE WATER PROJECT (SWP) WATER TO THE OESTE RECHARGE BASIN. THE AGENCY?S WATER SUPPLY MAY BE INTERRUPTED BY DROUGHT, EARTHQUAKES CAUSING DAMAGE TO WATER DELIVERY OR STORAGE FACILITIES, AND STORM FLOOD DAMAGE. DISRUPTIONS CAN CAUSE PIPELINES, CANALS, OR PUMP STATIONS CONVEYING WATER ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS TO BECOME INOPERABLE, MAKING SWP DELIVERIES DEPENDENT ON THE SUPPLIES AVAILABLE IN THE TERMINAL RESERVOIRS. ONCE CONSTRUCTED, THE NEW TURNOUT WILL INCREASE GROUNDWATER RECHARGE, STORAGE CAPACITY, AND RELIABILITY TO MITIGATE IMPACTS FROM DISRUPTIONS TO VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES, AGRICULTURAL LANDS, AND ECOSYSTEMS. THIS DESIGN PROJECT IS FOR SYSTEM UPGRADES THAT ARE AN IMPORTANT STEP IN THE OBJECTIVES OF THE AGENCY?S 2021 STRATEGIC PLAN TO DEVELOP, MANAGE, AND IMPROVE INFRASTRUCTURE TO PROVIDE RELIABLE WATER SUPPLIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | MOJAVE WATER AGENCY PUBLIC FACILITIES CORPORATION | $333K | — |
| THE ORLAND-ARTOIS WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN GLENN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, WILL DESIGN NEW INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING TURNOUTS OFF THE TEHAMA-COLUSA CANAL AND EXPANSION OF ITS BURIED PIPELINE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM TO DELIVER WATER TO APPROXIMATELY 4,000 ACRES OF ADJACENT ESTABLISHED FARMLAND. AS GROUNDWATER LEVELS HAVE DECLINED, SOME WELLS HAVE GONE DRY AND LAND SUBSIDENCE HAS OCCURRED. THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE DELIVERY EFFICIENCIES TO THE DISTRICTS LANDOWNERS AND ALLOW THE DISTRICT TO SERVE ADDITIONAL ACRES WITH SUPPLEMENTAL SURFACE WATER SUPPLIES, THEREBY REDUCING ANNUAL GROUNDWATER PUMPING IN THE RANGE OF 4,000 TO 8,000 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR DURING NORMAL TO WET YEARS. THIS REDUCTION WILL ALLOW THE PROJECT TO SUPPORT THE SUSTAINABILITY OBJECTIVES OF THE COLUSA SUBBASIN WITHIN CALIFORNIAS SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT ACT. STAKEHOLDERS SUPPORTING THE PROJECT INCLUDE OF LANDOWNERS, THE CITY OF ORLAND, ARTOIS COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, COLUSA BASIN DRAINAGE, GLENN COUNTY GROUNDWATER AUTHORITY, GLENN COUNTY, NORTH VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, AND THE TEHAMA COLUSA CANAL AUTHORITY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ORLAND ARTOIS WATER DISTRICT | $300K | — |
| PROJECT ABSTRACTRECIPIENT: WESTLAND WATER DISTRICTGRANT NUMBER: R24AP00507PROJECT TITLE: WESTLAND S LATERAL INTERCONNECTION PROJECTPROJECT PERIOD:PURPOSE: THE RECIPIENT SHALL PLAN AND DESIGN SYSTEM OPTIMIZATIONS AT LATERAL 6 OF THE DISTRICTS WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, LOCATED IN THE NORTHEASTERN PORTION OF THE DISTRICTS SERVICE BOUNDARY. THE PROJECT WILL UNDERGO A PLANNING PHASE TO CONSIDER OPTIONS TO RECONFIGURE LATERAL 6 AND PP 6-2 OR ADD AN ADDITIONAL HIGHER CAPACITY PUMPING PLANT TO INCREASE THE FLOW OPPORTUNITY INTO THE SAN LUIS CANAL. THE BEST SUITED OPTION WILL THEN GO INTO THE DESIGN PHASE RESULTING IN 50% AND 90% DESIGN PACKAGES.DELIVERABLES:PLANNING PHASETASK 1: EVALUATION OF DESIGN ALTERNATIVES AND SELECTION OF PROJECT DESIGN: CONDUCT A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF DESIGN ALTERNATIVES.-EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING THE EXISTING AND OR NEW INFRASTRUCTURE TO IMPROVE THE SUPPLY POTENTIAL AND ABILITY TO REVERSE FLOW INTO THE SAN LUIS CANAL-DEVELOP A DECISION MATRIX TO SELECT THE FINAL PROJECT.-PREPARE PROJECT COST ESTIMATES AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLANS FOR BOTH ALTERNATIVES.-RESEARCH AND SUMMARIZE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BOTH ALTERNATIVES.-DEVELOP A BASIS OF DESIGN TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM.-SELECT THE FINAL PROJECT.DESIGN PHASETASK 2: SITE TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING-A LICENSED SURVEYOR PERFORMED A TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA. THE SURVEY INCLUDED ENOUGH AREA, SURFACE FEATURES, EXISTING UTILITIES, AND DETAILS TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT BASE MAP.TASK 3: PROJECT BASE MAP DEVELOPMENT-PERFORM A SITE VISIT TO LOCATE VISIBLE SURFACE UTILITY FEATURES TO INCORPORATE INTO THE BASE MAP AND CONFIRM THEIR UTILITY MARKINGS.TASK 4: FINAL ENGINEERING DESIGN -DEVELOP TWO DESIGN SUBMITTALS CORRESPONDING TO 50%, AND 90% DESIGN LEVEL DEVELOPMENT. THE 50% DESIGN SUBMITTAL WILL INCLUDE PLAN VIEW SHEETS, DISTRICT STANDARD DETAILS, AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. -THE 90% DESIGN SUBMITTAL WILL INCLUDE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS READY FOR BID AND INCLUDE PLAN SHEETS, CONNECTION DETAILS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND COST ESTIMATE. BENEFICIARY: THE PUBLIC | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WESTLANDS WATER DISTRICT | $200K | — |
| THE TASKS TO BE COMPLETED UNDER THIS AGREEMENT WILL ASSESS THE POTENTIAL FOR WATER MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTS AND IDENTIFY A PLAN OF ACTION CONTAINING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPLEMENTING SPECIFIC IMPROVEMENTS THAT HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO ENHANCE WATER MANAGEMENT.THE LONG BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT CURRENTLY RECEIVES ITS POTABLE WATER SUPPLY FROM TWO SOURCES: IMPORTED WATER THROUGH METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND FROM GROUNDWATER THROUGH ITS WELLS LOCATED IN THE CENTRAL GROUNDWATER BASIN (THE BASIN). LBWD'S POTABLE WATER SUPPLY PORTFOLIO IS COMPRISED OVER 40% FROM THE COLORADO RIVER (MANAGED BY THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATION) VIA THE COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT AND SAN FRANCISCO BAY DELTA (THE DELTA) VIA THE STATE WATER PROJECT. THE REMAINING 60% IS PROVIDED BY THE BASIN. TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY OF ITS WATER SUPPLIES TO THE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES WITHIN THE CITY OF LONG BEACH, THE LONG BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT IS DEVELOPING A WATER SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT STUDY SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION REVIEW, THE "REPORT" OR THE "PROJECT". THE PROJECT WILL EVALUATE THE WATER SYSTEM AND CURRENT OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES OF LBWD AND WILL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE A SHIFT IN FUTURE WATER SUPPLIES AND POTENTIAL REDUCTION OF DEPENDENCY ON THE COLORADO RIVER.UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT IS TO PREPARE A REPORT THAT WILL IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL HYDRAULIC AND OPERATIONAL CONSTRAINTS OF THE POTABLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AND TO UTILIZE MORE GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES AS A KEY COMPONENT IN PLANNING THAT WILL ALLOW SHIFTING ITS WATER SUPPLY PORTFOLIO TO MORE LOCAL WATER RESOURCES. THE PROCESS FOR PREPARATION OF THE REPORT WILL REQUIRE A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE WATER DELIVERY SYSTEM. THE TASKS FOR PREPARATION OF THE REPORT ARE DESCRIBED BELOW:- DATA COLLECTION AND REVIEW- EVALUATION OF EXISTING AND POTENTIAL WATER SYSTEM CONSTRAINTS- DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF WELL CAPACITY TARGET- ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS OF GROUNDWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM- WATER SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT REPORT DEVELOPMENTTHE FINAL REPORT WILL INCORPORATE THE EVALUATIONS FROM PREVIOUS STUDIES, WATER SYSTEM ANALYSIS, PROJECT GOALS, THE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT AND ALTERNATIVES DISCUSSION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDING A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT'S (CIP) PLAN.UPON THE EXECUTION OF THE TASKS STATED ABOVE, THE LONG BEACH WATER DEPARTMENT WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE THE NEXT STEPS IN MODERNIZING THEIR EXISTING WATER DELIVERY INFRASTRUCTURE TO GAIN OPTIMUM EFFICIENCY IN OPERATIONS OF WATER SUPPLIES. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | LONG BEACH, CITY OF | $100K | — |
| THE UTICA WATER AND POWER AUTHORITY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OPERATES A 27-MILE-LONG WATER CONVEYANCE SYSTEM. THE WATER SYSTEM INCLUDES FIVE WATER STORAGE RESERVOIRS AND TWO SMALL HYDROELECTRIC POWERHOUSES. THE LOWER UTICA CANAL LINING AND GAGING STATIONS PROJECT WILL LINE 1,800 FEET OF CANAL USING REINFORCED SHOTCRETE AND ADD TWO GAGING STATIONS. THE SHOTCRETE CANAL LINING WILL REDUCE WATER LOSS DUE TO SEEPAGE AND VEGETATION PENETRATION AND EVAPORATION. THE LINING WILL ALSO REDUCE SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE CANAL AND RESERVOIRS, INCREASING FLOOD CONTROL, EMERGENCY WATER STORAGE, AND DROUGHT PREPARATION. EFFICIENCY AND INCREASED WATER SUPPLY WILL IMPROVE UTICAS ABILITY TO PRODUCE RENEWABLE ENERGY AT ITS TWO HYDROELECTRIC FACILITIES. STAKEHOLDERS WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS PROJECT INCLUDE 10,000 PEOPLE RELIANT ON THIS SOLE PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY, THE CITY OF ANGELS CAMP, THE UNION PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, AND LOCAL AND STATE FIRE AUTHORITIES. CANAL LINING AND ADDING RESOURCES TO MONITOR WATER SUPPLY WITH GAGING STATIONS ARE PROJECTS INCLUDED IN UTICAS 2020-2025 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND ITS 2021 LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | UTICA WATER & POWER AUTHORITY | $83K | — |
| THE YOLO COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT, LOCATED WEST OF SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, WILL INSTALL CANAL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY TO SEVEN CANAL HEADGATES. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR REMOTE CONTROL AUTOMATION OF THESE HEADGATES AND HELP TO IMPROVE WATER DELIVERY EFFICIENCY AND REDUCE OPERATIONAL SPILLS. THE PROPOSED PROJECT ASSISTS THE DISTRICT COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA'S WATER MEASUREMENT COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. THE PROJECT ALSO MEETS THE GOALS OF THE YOLO COUNTY INTEGRATED REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN BY INCREASING AGRICULTURAL WATER USE EFFICIENCY. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | YOLO COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT | $75K | — |
| OLEANDER CANAL FLOW MEASUREMENT & MANAGEMENT PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $25K | — |
| ARNOLD ROAD AND COCOPAH CANAL CROSSING ENGINEERING AND DESIGN | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $20K | — |
| COX CANAL PUMPING PLANT AND INTERTIE | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SEMITROPIC WATER STORAGE DISTRICT IRRIGATION WATER SYSTEM FINANCING CORPORATION | $719K | — |
| MAIN DIVERSION MODERNIZATION PROJECTUNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL INSTALL THREE CANAL CONTROL GATES WITH INTEGRATED FLOW MEASUREMENT CAPABILITIES. ACCURATE FLOW MEASUREMENTS AND AUTOMATED FLOW CONTROLS WILL BE GAINED, AND SOUTH SUTTER WATER DISTRICT WILL BE ABLE TO FLEXIBLY AND RESPONSIVELY ADJUST FLOW RATES TO MATCH WITH DOWNSTREAM DEMANDS OF ITS USERS.MAJOR PROJECT COMPONENTS ARE ANTICIPATED TO INCLUDE: REPLACE THREE EXISTING RADIAL ARM DIVERSION GATES WITH NEW RUBICON AUTOMATED CONTROL GATES DAVIDS ENGINEERS WILL IMPLEMENT SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION TO CONTROL AND MONITOR NEW GATES | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOUTH SUTTER WATER DISTRICT | $100K | — |
| THE TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT (DISTRICT) IS PROPOSING TO MODIFY THE WATER CONTROL STRUCTURE AT THE END OF ITS LATERAL 6 CANAL. THE EXISTING FACILITY IS MORE THAN 80 YEARS OLD AND STILL UTILIZES TECHNOLOGY FROM THAT TIME PERIOD IN THE FORM OF WOODEN WEIR BOARDS AND A MEIKLE AUTOMATIC RADIAL GATE. MEIKLE AUTOMATIC GATES WERE INVENTED AND PATENTED BY A FORMER DISTRICT ENGINEER, AND WERE ONCE AN EXTREMELY INNOVATIVE DEVICE. THEY UTILIZED BUOYANCY AND A COUNTERWEIGHT SYSTEM TO OPEN A GATE WHEN WATER IN THE CANAL ROSE ABOVE A CERTAIN LEVEL. WHILE THESE DEVICES WERE PIONEERING, THE GATES WERE DESIGNED TO PRIORITIZE CANAL WATER LEVELS AND IRRIGATION SERVICE OVER WATER CONSERVATION. DUE TO THIS FACT AND A LACK OF REMOTE MONITORING OR OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY, THEY HAVE BECOME AN OUTDATED SYSTEM. THE LATERAL 6 STRUCTURE CURRENTLY LOSES SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF WATER FROM OUR CANAL SYSTEM, WHICH PASSES UNUSED INTO THE DISTRICTS NIELSON DRAIN. THE DISTRICT IS PROPOSING TO MODERNIZE THE EXISTING FACILITY BY INSTALLING A CONTEMPORARY RUBICON FLUME GATE SYSTEM. RUBICON FLUME GATES ARE MECHANIZED OVERSHOT GATES THAT CAN BE REMOTELY MONITORED AND ADJUSTED THROUGH THE DISTRICTS EXISTING SCADA CONTROL NETWORK, ALLOWING THE CANAL OPERATOR TO QUICKLY RESPOND TO CHANGING CONDITIONS AT THE END OF THE CANAL. THESE RUBICON GATES HAVE ALREADY BEEN INSTALLED IN OTHER AREAS OF THE DISTRICT AND HAVE BEEN FOUND TO SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE WATER CONSERVATION AND PROVIDE SUPERIOR METHODS OF MANAGING WATER. BASED ON MEASURED WATER LOSSES THROUGH THE EXISTING STRUCTURE DURING OPERATION, THE DISTRICT ANTICIPATES THAT THE NEW RUBICON FACILITY WILL SAVE AT LEAST 150 AF OF IRRIGATION WATER PER YEAR. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $58K | — |
| THE BARD WATER DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEAR THE ARIZONA BORDER, WILL LINE A MILE SECTION OF THE CURRENTLY EARTHEN UPPER MOHAVE CANAL WITH CONCRETE, BENEFITTING WATER RELIABILITY IN THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO ALLOW FARMERS TO CONTINUE TO WORK WITH THE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVES PROGRAM TO IMPROVE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $500K | — |
| THE GEORGETOWN DIVIDE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT (GDPUD), LOCATED ON THE WEST SLOPE OF THE SIERRA NEVADA FOOTHILLS, APPROXIMATELY 45 MILES NORTHEAST OF SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, WILL CONCRETE LINE 1500 FEET OF UNLINED CANAL. THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE WATER EFFICIENCY BY ELIMINATING CANAL SCOURING, SEEPAGE LOSSES, AND VEGETATION GROWTH IN THE CANAL. THE SECTIONS THAT WERE CHOSEN TO BE LINED WERE IDENTIFIED IN GDPUD S CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND WILL IMPROVE OVERALL WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY FOR IT S CUSTOMERS. AT A BASIN LEVEL, IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROJECT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVEMENT OF DOWNSTREAM RIVER CONDITIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAN RIVER WATERSHED. UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL LINE A TOTAL OF 1,500 FEET OF EARTHEN CANAL WITH CONCRETE. THIS CONCRETE LINING PROJECT WILL OCCUR ON THREE SEGMENTS: MOUNT CEDAR ROAD: COMPLETE 1,100 LINEAR FEET IN A PORTION OF CANAL EXTENDING WEST OF MT. CEDAR ROAD. THIS PORTION IS LOCATION BETWEEN 38.934958, -120.748660 AND 38.934594, -120.752265. BALDERSTON ROAD: COMPLETE TWO 200 LINEAR FEET SECTIONS IN A PORTION OF CANAL ADJACENT TO BALDERSTON ROAD. THIS PORTIONS ARE LOCATED BETWEEN 38.934489, -120.754867 AND 38.932084, -120.754994 AND 38.931363, -120.755483 AND 38.931123, -120.755783.THE BENEFICIARIES OF THIS AGREEMENT WILL BE THE WATER SUPPLY CONSUMERS SERVED BY THE GDPUD. | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GEORGETOWN DIVIDE PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT | $80K | — |
| DELTA-MENDOTA CANAL SUBSIDENCE CORRECTION PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SAN LUIS & DELTA-MENDOTA WATER AUTHORITY | $2.1M | — |
| NEW DROP LEAF GATE CHECK STRUCTURE FOR THE UTE LATERAL AND COCOPAH CANAL PROJECT | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $48K | — |
| MOHAVE CANAL DESIGN | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | BARD WATER DISTRICT | $100K | — |
| FRIANT KERN CANAL (FKC) CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (CM) | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COLORADO NETWORK STAFFING, INC. | $462K | — |
| FOLSOM SOUTH CANAL SECURITY 40 HRS. PER WEEK, 4X4 VEHICLE PATROL, ONE GUARD NON-ARMED | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | GOOD GUARD SECURITY, INC. | $70K | — |
| BPA CALL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DATA REPORTS FOR THE CONTRA COSTA CANAL IN KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ERIS INFORMATION INC | $8K | — |
| CANAL CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ)FOR THE LOWER COLORADO BASIN STATES OF ARIZONA, NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA TASK ORDER 3 - MINIMUM GUARANTEE | California (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STANDARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. | $250 | — |