Distribution System Leak Detection Services (Request for Proposals)
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Sep 4, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Perform a targeted leak detection survey of designated high-priority zones within the district's potable water distribution system.
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Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Perform a targeted leak detection survey of designated high-priority zones within the district's potable water distribution system.
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Boulder Creek
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Santa Cruz
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13060 Highway 9
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(831) 338-2153
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95006
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Lorenzo Valley Water Dist
The Board conducted a closed session regarding labor negotiations, a General Manager performance evaluation, and a settlement agreement for existing litigation. In open session, key topics included the review of proposals for General Counsel legal services, the approval of a well monitoring agreement with the Santa Margarita Groundwater Agency, and the adoption of a resolution to declare specific property as surplus. The Board also approved the accounts payable listing, reviewed the annual disclosure of employee reimbursements, and adopted new personnel policies related to information security, privacy, and remote work. Additionally, the Board received a financial status report.
The committee reviewed the district's water loss audit for the SLV and SLV Felton systems, focusing on state-mandated requirements and challenges in distinguishing between real water losses and apparent losses. Key topics included significant performance issues with the IT6 meter and the need for its replacement, as well as a review of residential meter accuracy showing high failure rates in current equipment. The committee discussed a strategic shift toward adopting ultrasonic metering technology for improved data reliability. Additionally, they addressed the ongoing application process to consolidate the two water systems to streamline reporting and improve operational transparency.
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The committee discussed the district's water loss analysis, specifically noting inaccuracies in meter testing data and the impact on reported loss metrics. Key topics included the challenges of differentiating between real and apparent water losses, issues with the current water monitoring reports due to water movement between two separate systems, and a proposal to combine the two systems into one. Additionally, the committee reviewed the transition from nutating disc meters to ultrasonic meters to improve accuracy and addressed concerns regarding SCADA system interface limitations.
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