Moss Avenue Pump Station Rehabilitation Project - Construction

The City of Santa Monica is seeking qualified contractors to rehabilitate the Moss Avenue Pump Station, a critical water‑infrastructure facility. The scope includes demolition, concrete spall repair, installation of a diesel‑powered pump, engine exhaust system, diesel fuel tank and piping, electrical work, SCADA integration, and related civil‑engineering tasks. The project budget is approximately $7.37 M, with a contract period of 360 days. Bids must be submitted electronically via OpenGov by September 17, 2026, and a mandatory pre‑bid meeting (or job walk) is required on either August 31 or September 2, 2026. The contractor must hold Class A General Engineering and C‑10 Electrical licenses, provide a 10 % bid bond, and be registered with California’s DIR. The award will be made after electronic bid opening; the successful bidder must execute the contract within ten days of award notification. • Project: Moss Avenue Pump Station Rehabilitation • Location: 1625 Appian Way, Santa Monica, CA • Estimated value: $7,368,000 • Contract length: 360 days • Mandatory pre‑bid meeting (job walk) – Aug 31 or Sep 2, 2026 • Bid submission deadline: Sep 17, 2026 3:00 PM (electronic) • Required licenses: Class A General Engineering, C‑10 Electrical • Required bonds: 10 % bid bond; 100 % performance & labor‑material bonds after award • Key work: concrete spall repair, diesel pump & tank installation, electrical & SCADA systems, traffic control, water‑pollution controls • Compliance: prevailing‑wage, Living Wage Ordinance, Oaks Initiative, Levine Act, DIR registration