Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements
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- United States
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This contract calls for the design‑build installation of approximately 2,500 ft of 24‑in. HDPE storm‑drain pipe, associated manholes, a confluence structure, and all related site work at the Holland Road corridor of Diamond Valley Lake. The contractor must provide full civil‑construction services, including demolition, earthwork, concrete, pipe installation, and final testing, while complying with California prevailing‑wage, SBE/DVBE participation (minimum 25 %), and required performance and... | Title: Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements, Agency: The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, State: California, Open Date: 2/25/2026, Close Date: 4/7/2026, Last Updated Date: 4/6/2026
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Public Agency issued solicitation for Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements, with . This contract calls for the design‐build installation of approximately 2,500 ft of 24‐in. HDPE storm‐drain pipe, associated manholes, a confluence structure, and all related site work at the Holland Road corridor of Diamond Valley Lake.
This contract calls for the design‐build installation of approximately 2,500 ft of 24‐in. HDPE storm‐drain pipe, associated manholes, a confluence structure, and all related site work at the Holland Road corridor of Diamond Valley Lake. The contractor must provide full civil‐construction services, including demolition, earthwork, concrete, pipe installation, and final testing, while complying with California prevailing‐wage, SBE/DVBE participation (minimum 25 %), and required performance and... | Title: Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements, Agency: The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, State: California, Open Date: 2/25/2026, Close Date: 4/7/2026, Last Updated Date: 4/6/2026
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- Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements
- The contractor must provide full civil‐construction services, including demolition, earthwork, concrete, pipe installation, and final testing, while complying with California prevailing‐wage, SBE/DVBE participation (minimum 25 %), and required performance and...
- | Title: Diamond Valley Lake Holland Road Storm Drainage Improvements, Agency: The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, State: California, Open Date: 2/25/2026, Close Date: 4/7/2026, Last Updated Date: 4/6/2026
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