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Board awards Ayala Engineering contract for 20-manhole I&I rehab; files CEQA Notice of Exemption
Summary
Board approved Ayala Engineering as low responsive bidder for the I&I Manhole Rehabilitation 2024 Project No. 258 (20 manholes) at a construction cost of $141,935 plus 15% contingency; the Board also filed a Notice of Exemption under CEQA.
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Engineering Manager Scott Schroder presented the annual I&I manhole rehabilitation project, describing crews’ work locating leaking or damaged manholes for repair or replacement to reduce infiltration and comply with the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board Cease-and-Desist Order (CDO).
Two contractors responded to the bid; Ayala Engineering was the lowest responsive bidder at $141,935. With a 15% contingency ($21,290) the Board approved the contract and estimated total project costs of $173,161 including engineering and inspection fees. Funds are provided from Wastewater Fund 210. The Board also authorized filing a Notice of Exemption finding the project categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.
The work covers 20 manholes and is part of the District’s multi-year effort to rehabilitate aging wastewater collection infrastructure to meet regulatory requirements.
