Opportunity
Palmdale Water District Opengov #302149
Water Main Extension and Infrastructure Construction for Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park
Posted
September 15, 2026
Respond By
October 13, 2026
Identifier
302149
NAICS
237110
This opportunity from the Palmdale Water District seeks bids for constructing a water main extension and related infrastructure for Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park in Palmdale, California. - Government Buyer: - Palmdale Water District (PWD), an independent special district in Los Angeles County, California - Products Requested: - Installation of approximately 1,763 linear feet of 12-inch CL350 DCML ductile iron pipe - 45 linear feet of 12-inch CL350 DCML HDSS restrained ductile iron pipe - 10 linear feet of 6-inch CL350 DCML ductile iron pipe - 45 linear feet of 4-inch CL350 DCML ductile iron pipe - 11 linear feet of 10-gauge CML steel pipe - 40 linear feet of 24-inch dry-bored 7/16-inch smooth steel casing pipe - 12-inch by 4-inch pressure reducing valve with concrete vault - 4-inch large meter with concrete vault - All related appurtenances per PWD Standard Specifications and Details - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; all materials must comply with PWD's approved materials list and standard specifications - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Urgent Drinking Water Needs Grant conditions from the California State Water Resources Control Board - Completion of construction and water quality sampling within grant deadlines - Adherence to community workforce agreements - All materials must meet PWD standards and approved materials list - Funding: - Project funded by the Urgent Drinking Water Needs Grant - No administrative or procedural details included
Description
Palmdale Water District (PWD) is seeking bids for the construction of approximately 1,763 linear feet of 12" CL350 DCML ductile iron pipe and other specified piping and appurtenances to extend the water main at the intersection of Aspern Street and Sierra Hills Lane, connecting to Sierra Highway. The project is funded by the Urgent Drinking Water Needs Grant from the California State Water Resources Control Board and must be completed by October 2027, with water quality sampling results due by September 2027. The successful bidder must comply with all grant agency requirements. The project includes installation of pressure reducing valves, concrete vaults, and other related infrastructure as per PWD Standard Specifications and Details.