The Department of Water Resources is seeking a contractor to provide deep soil drilling services for the California Aqueduct Subsidence Program. The contractor will be required to drill up to 3,000 feet and provide large diameter drilling services. The contract is expected to last for three years, and the contractor must comply with various regulations, including the Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) program. The contractor must also provide proof of insurance, workers' compensation, and other requirements.
• The contractor must have a valid C-57 Well Drilling License with the California State Contractor’s License Board.
• The contractor must have a current, valid copy of the firm’s Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) registration with California State License Board (CSLB)/Certification Number listed.
• The contractor must have a driller with at least eight years of experience in drilling and sampling with the type of drill rig and equipment being used.
• The contractor must have a certified Mud Engineer (PEC, CCE, Etc.).
• The contractor must have proof that their driller, driller's helper, and any other representatives of the contractor that will be on the work site have successfully completed classes within the last three years equivalent to defensive driver training, first aid and CPR, preventing sexual harassment, and hazardous waste operations and emergency response (HAZWOPER) training.
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