Santa Cruz RRF Enclosed Flare Station Installation Project

The City of Santa Cruz is seeking bids for the installation of an enclosed low-nitrogen oxide flare station at the City's Resource Recovery Facility. The project includes construction of a 3,600-square-foot flare station, installation of landfill gas header pipe, pipelines, and electrical feed, as well as trenching and installing new electrical components. The project also includes the installation of a chain link fence and access gates around the new station. The successful bidder will be required to provide proof of insurance and prevailing wage compliance documentation. • The project consists of installation of an enclosed low-nitrogen oxide (Nox) flare to act as the backup landfill gas collection and destruction device for the existing onsite landfill gas collection system and Landfill Gas to Energy (LFGTE) Plant. • The flare station would be located within the City of Santa Cruz Resource Recovery Facility at 605 Dimeo Lane, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. • The project includes construction of an approximately 3,600-square-foot flare station, which would house the low NOx flare station equipment, including the enclosed flare stack, an air compressor, three blowers, a condensate management system, and the equipment control panel. • The station would be installed on two concrete pads and would be accessed by an existing landfill road. • A three-foot tall concrete retaining wall would be installed on the northern boundary of the new station. • The project also includes unloading the lox NOx flare station equipment, installation of approximately 200 linear feet of landfill gas header pipe to connect the new flare station to the existing LFGTE Plant, installation of pipelines to tie into the air and condensate management lines from the flare station to the existing LFGTE infrastructure on site, trenching and installing new electrical feed to the flare station, wiring, conduits, and associated electrical components, and installation of the 6-foot-high chain link fence and access gates around the new station.