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NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF VAILLANCOURT FOUNTAIN – OPPORTUNITY FOR ORGANIZATION TO REMOVE PURSUANT TO CIVIL CODE § 989
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The San Luis & Delta-Mendota Water Authority (SLDMWA) is soliciting under a Request for Qualifications and Proposals from Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) firms for the Delta-Mendota Canal Subsidence Correction Project – Phase 1, Tasks 1 through 4. This project will span multiple counties in California's Central Valley. The Phase 1 work includes an approximate 2-foot raise to correct deficient portions of the canal embankment, raising the top of the concrete canal lining to restore design capacity, and modifying associated embankment structures such as turnouts, drain inlets, and shoulder drains to accommodate the embankment and concrete lining raises. The project is intended to restore canal capacity, address the impact of subsidence on the canal's capacity, and ensure the long-term reliability of Central Valley Project water deliveries. This project is supported by a combination of local, state and federal funding.
Interested firms must participate in the mandatory pre-proposal conference and project walk-through to be considered for award. Interested vendors may obtain the solicitation documents via Planetbids by using the following link; https://vendors.planetbids.com/portal/67339/portal-home Show more »