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Board awards $2.4 million slip-lining contract to finish lake sewer upgrades

Lake Arrowhead Community Services District Board of Directors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The board awarded Tunnel Works a $2.4 million contract to slip-line roughly 6,600 linear feet of sewer main (45 manholes, 71 laterals) in Meadow Bay and Blue Jay; the work includes barge access and completes the lake-main reinforcement plan.

The Lake Arrowhead Community Services District authorized a final phase of its lake-area sewer upgrades by awarding a $2.4 million contract to Tunnel Works for the Meadow Bay and Blue Jay Slip Lining Project No. 263.

General Manager Catherine Cerri told the board Tunnel Works submitted the lowest bid at $2.4 million—within the project budget of $3 million—to slip-line about 6,600 linear feet of sewer main, 45 manholes, and 71 laterals. The contract includes use of a barge for lake access. Cerri described the work as proactive infrastructure reinforcement rather than repair of visible failures.

Director Jacqueline Brown moved to award the contract and Vice President Steve Boydston seconded; the motion carried unanimously among members present. The award completes the slip-lining scope for the lake system, and staff will proceed with contractor coordination and permitting as needed.