UT1072 Euclid Avenue Recycled Water System

The City of Ontario’s Municipal Utilities Company (OMUC) is seeking a qualified General Engineering Contractor to design and construct a new recycled‑water transmission system along Euclid Avenue and adjoining streets. The work includes installing approximately 8,375 ft of 8‑in. PVC recycled‑water pipe, 11,150 ft of 24‑in. cement‑mortar‑lined steel pipe, associated valves, fittings, traffic‑control devices, paving restoration, tree‑protection/mitigation, and extensive utility coordination. The contractor must hold an A‑General Engineering Contractor license, obtain numerous city, county and state permits, and adhere to strict work‑hour windows, noise controls, and liquidated‑damage provisions. • Install new 8‑in. PVC and 24‑in. steel recycled‑water mains, valve boxes, and appurtenances. • Perform trenching, back‑filling, paving repair, traffic‑control, and tree‑removal/mitigation as detailed in the plan set. • Manage permitting (city, Cal/OSHA, IEUA, SBCFCD, CEQA) and coordinate with existing utilities (electric, gas, telephone). • Complete the project within a 450‑day schedule; liquidated damages of $2,500 per day apply after that period.