The work is located north of the City of Escalon and west of the Stanislaus County Line. The work, in general, consists of repairing and resurfacing approximately 4.0 miles of roadway with asphalt concrete. Base Estimate Range between $1,500,000 and $1,900,000

The work is located within the Colonial Heights Maintenance District and Lincoln Village Maintenance District in Stockton, CA. The work, in general, consists of installing approximately 11,500 feet of new water mains along with necessary valves, fire hydrants, and various appurtenances within the Colonial Heights and Lincoln Village Maintenance Districts. In addition, water service laterals and connections will be relocated to the front of the properties. Existing water mains and services in residential backyards will be abandoned. Base Estimate Range between $4,750,271 and $5,867,982

The work is located in various locations throughout the County. The work, in general, consists of crack sealing approximately 35 miles of existing urban and rural roadways throughout San Joaquin County with crack treatment. Base Estimate Range between $930,000 and $1,135,000

The work is located west of the City of Lodi. The work, in general, consists of repairing and resurfacing approximately 1.2 miles of roadway with asphalt concrete. Base Estimate Range between $685,000 and $835,000

The Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Authority (ESJGWA) desires to develop a pre-qualified on-call list of consultants to provide technical assistance with the implementation of its Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP). Specifically, the ESJGWA needs immediate assistance with implementing its Groundwater Monitoring Improvement Project (Project) which may include securing access to well drilling sites, permitting and environmental compliance, procurement and installation of instrumentation and hardware, procurement of well drillers, monitoring well construction management, maintenance plans, and overall delivery of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funded activities totaling $2.1 Million which expires at the end of 2026. Additional general technical capabilities such as groundwater modeling, groundwater statistics, hydrogeologic data analysis, and groundwater quality analysis are desirable should the need arise. Responses must be received by PUBLIC WORKS no later than 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 25, 2024. SOQs received after this time will be rejected. A response constitutes a single PDF file containing the signed response as in the RFQ. Responses should be sent via email to: Brandon W. Nakagawa, P.E. Water Resources Coordinator South San Joaquin Irrigation District Staff to the ESJGWA brandon.nakagawa@ssjid.gov