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Upcoming Opportunities

Primary Effluent Pipeline Improvements

The City of Sunnyvale will be seeking services of a qualified consultant for the design of a new floating Primary Effluent Pipeline (PEP) (approximately 1,500 feet) to supplement its existing PEP at the Sunnyvale Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP). Currently, all primary effluent flows from primary sedimentation basins to oxidation ponds, and the purpose of this project is to ensure the WPCP can continue to reliably convey primary treated wastewater to the ponds, as well as accommodate any operational changes from future projects that may arise from updates to the Master Plan (currently under way).

Anticipated design services will include project management, environmental documentation, permitting assistance, geotechnical investigation, preparation of construction contract documents (plans, specifications, and opinion of probable construction cost) ready for bid, as well as engineering services during construction.  Consultants can expect the project request for proposal (RFP) to be released by the City in July 2025. 

Recently Advertised Opportunities 

Yard Piping Condition Assessment

Yard Piping Condition Assessment (Awarded)

The City of Sunnyvale recently awarded a $1 million contract to V&A Consulting Engineers for a Yard Piping Condition Assessment at the Sunnyvale Water Pollution Control Plant (Plant), as a component of the Sunnyvale Cleanwater Program. This new assessment will evaluate the current condition of the existing pipes including those related to the Plant’s water, wastewater, gas, secondary and tertiary facilities.

Existing Plant Rehabilitation Project

Main Package (Awarded)

The City has awarded the contract to Walsh Construction Company. The Main Package of the Existing Plant Rehabilitation project involves maintenance of permit compliance as well as restoration of facilities such as fixed growth reactors, air flotation tanks, dual media filters, chlorine contact tanks, oxidation pond facilities.

Master Plan Update and Cogeneration Upgrade Design Project

Master Plan Update and Cogeneration Upgrade Design (Awarded)

The City has awarded the contract to Hazen and Sawyer. The Master Plan Update aims to update the existing Master Plan to develop a more detailed roadmap for the next phase of the Program that reflects the most recent information regarding City policy, state and federal laws and regulations, changing water quality conditions, changing flows and loads, operating conditions, state of technology, market conditions, and previous decisions made in the first seven years of the Program.