2026 Water Main Replacement Project RFP
Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Project consists of watermain replacement of 10,208 LF of 6 PVC c900 & 540 LF of 8 PVC watermain.
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Jul 29, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Project consists of watermain replacement of 10,208 LF of 6 PVC c900 & 540 LF of 8 PVC watermain.
Jul 15, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Lake Havasu City is re-soliciting construction bids (Invitation to Bid ITB-B27-PW-108031-500822) for the North Havasu Additional Tank & Distribution Line project (Project No. 108031), originally bid in March/April 2026. Work includes demolition of existing pavement and one manhole, removal of existing fence, site grading, and construction of one 750,000-gallon potable water welded steel tank with a 6-inch oil-impregnated sand-base foundation, cathodic protection system, aluminum dome roof, inlet/outlet and interconnecting piping, extended chain-link fencing, and other items per plans and specs at 5000 Highway 95 N. This is an Invitation to Bid (not a grant program); bidders must register with the City's procurement platform (DemandStar/OpenBids) to access full plans and specifications, with bids due by August 12, 2026.
Mar 18, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Project consists of demolition of existing pavement and one manhole, removal of existing fence, site grading, construction of one (1) 750,000-gallon potable water welded steel tank with tank foundation consisting of 6" oil impregnated sand base, cathodic protection system, aluminum dome roof, inlet, outlet and interconnecting piping, installation of extended chain link fencing and other items.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lake Havasu City
The City Council conducted a regular meeting featuring several agenda items. Key topics included the approval of an intergovernmental agreement with Kingman, Arizona, for municipal court services, and the ratification of cooperative purchases for supplies and products with Lowe's Home Centers, LLC. Additionally, the city manager provided updates on various city achievements, including recognition for local youth council members, outstanding performance by the fire and EMS programs, the city's success in a hydrant competition, and various community initiatives such as Kids City Dedication Day and candidate orientation activities.
The council meeting included the approval of an ordinance amending the city code for fees related to pavement restoration, utility permits, and special events. A resolution was adopted to approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation for traffic signal cabinet upgrades at three intersections. Additionally, the meeting featured recognitions for student achievement in leadership, fire department promotions and probationary completions, the success of the Residents Academy program, the ribbon cutting of an inclusive playground feature, recognitions for animal control and public safety telecommunication professionals, and the city's designation as a Tree City USA recipient.
The council held a public hearing regarding ordinance 26-1379, which proposed amendments to the city's fee schedule for street cuts, utility permits, and special events to improve pavement protection and oversight. The City Manager reported on various administrative updates, including the retirement of three long-term city employees, participation in a regional emergency readiness earthquake simulation, and the successful graduation of students from the NOVA program. Additionally, the council celebrated the completion of the Site 6 fishing dock, recognized several community milestones including the 105th birthday of a resident, and announced upcoming community events such as Teen Break, Vietnam Veterans Day, and a household hazardous waste collection.
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