The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a qualified contractor to operate, maintain, inspect, and repair the domestic water‑treatment system at the Hot Creek Hatchery in Mono County. The work includes routine system maintenance, data collection, sample analysis, emergency repairs, and compliance with state water‑distribution and treatment certifications. The contract runs through 30 June 2029 and requires CSLB licensing, State Water Resources Board certifications, prevailing‑wage compliance, and a 10 % bid bond.
• Provide labor, tools, equipment, and incidentals for day‑to‑day operation and preventive maintenance of pumps, mixers, dosing equipment, and instrumentation.
• Perform routine inspections, calibrations, sample analysis, and both foreseeable and unforeseeable repairs with response times of 1 business day (standard) and 24 hours (urgent).
• Submit monthly performance reports, maintain on‑site logs, and adhere to strict safety, environmental, and reporting requirements (including DVBE participation and prevailing‑wage documentation).