Cater Reservoir Resiliency Project

The City of Santa Barbara is seeking bids for the Cater Reservoir Resiliency Project, which involves the construction of a new Chlorine Contact Basin and structural upgrades to the existing Finished Water Reservoir. The project requires the removal of Solids Recovery Basin #3 and relocation of piping and electrical for the Solids Recovery Pump Station. Other work includes the installation of a new ramp, roadway, HVAC equipment, and generators. The project is funded by a State Revolving Fund loan and requires compliance with various regulations, including the Build America Buy America Act and the Davis-Bacon Act. • The project involves construction of a new Chlorine Contact Basin and structural upgrades to the existing Finished Water Reservoir. • The project requires the removal of Solids Recovery Basin #3 and relocation of piping and electrical for the Solids Recovery Pump Station. • Other work includes the installation of a new ramp, roadway, HVAC equipment, and generators. • The project is funded by a State Revolving Fund loan and requires compliance with various regulations. • The project has a duration of 900 days and an estimated value of $28,500,000.