The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District, is soliciting construction of a new pumping plant facility in Sacramento, CA. The work supports the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin Project, authorized by the Water Resources Reform Development Act of 2014, within Reach B along the Sacramento River near the landside toe of the levee and south of Interstate 5. Pumping Plant 5 (PP5) currently discharges drainage from the West Drainage Canal to the Sacramento River after significant rainfall, but it lies in the path of Reach B levee improvements including a seepage berm, adjacent levee work, and raising discharge pipes above the 200-year water surface elevation. The existing PP5 will be demolished, and a new facility will be constructed about 300 feet up the canal to accommodate those levee features. The point of contact is Antonina Beal, Contract Specialist, and the full solicitation contains detailed instructions, clauses, and submission requirements.

The USACE Sacramento District is soliciting construction of a new pumping plant facility in Sacramento, CA, as part of the American River Common Features Natomas Basin Project. The existing Pumping Plant 5 will be demolished and replaced with a new facility about 300 feet up the West Drainage Canal to accommodate levee improvements. The new plant will discharge drainage into the Sacramento River following significant rainfall. Work is located along the Sacramento River near the landside toe of the levee, south of Interstate 5. Interested parties should refer to the full solicitation for detailed instructions and contact the Contract Specialist.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District is soliciting construction of a new pumping plant facility in Sacramento, CA, as part of the American River Common Features Natomas Basin Project. The existing Pumping Plant 5 (PP5) will be demolished and replaced with a new facility located about 300 feet up the canal to allow for levee improvements, including a seepage berm and raised discharge pipes. The project is in Reach B along the Sacramento River near the landside toe of the levee, south of Interstate 5. The new plant is designed to discharge drainage from the West Drainage Canal to the Sacramento River after significant rainfall. Performance will be in Sacramento, California.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is soliciting a construction contract for a new pumping plant facility in Sacramento, CA. The project is part of the authorized Natomas Basin Project, specifically for Reach B, and will support drainage discharge into the Sacramento River. The existing Pumping Plant 5 will be demolished and replaced with a new facility located approximately 300 feet up the canal to accommodate levee improvements. No budget amounts or performance timelines are specified in the description.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District is seeking construction of a new pumping plant facility in Sacramento, CA. The project supports the American River Common Features, Natomas Basin Project, specifically replacing the existing RD-1000 Pumping Plant 5 in Reach B, located near the Sacramento River south of Interstate 5. The existing plant will be demolished, and a new facility will be built about 300 feet up the canal to accommodate levee improvements, including a seepage berm and raising discharge pipes above the 200-year water surface elevation. All work will be performed in the Sacramento, CA area. Interested parties should refer to the full solicitation document for detailed instructions and submission requirements.