The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a qualified contractor to perform bi‑weekly inspection, maintenance, and servicing of the water‑treatment plant located at the Mendota Wildlife Area in Fresno County. The work includes upkeep of pumps, filters, injectors, meters, plumbing, air compressors, electrical systems, chemical dosing equipment, and associated instrumentation, as well as maintaining an on‑site logbook and providing regular performance reports. The contractor must hold a C‑36 Plumbing or C‑55 Water‑Conditioning license and possess Water Distribution Operator (Grade D2+) and Water Treatment Operator (Grade T2+) certifications. The contract is valued at roughly $49,500 and runs through June 30 2029, with a mandatory job‑walk on July 16 2026.
• Bi‑weekly maintenance of all plant equipment and chemicals.
• Required certifications: C‑36 or C‑55 license, D2+ water distribution, T2+ water treatment operator.
• Mandatory site visit (job walk) on July 16 2026; questions due by August 4 2026; final bid due August 11 2026.
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