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Posted
Aug 11, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
The Stockton East Water District is soliciting bids for the Clements Pipeline and Reservoir Project Phase 2A. The project consists of constructing the Clements Pipeline and associated facilities to convey water diverted from the Old Calaveras River. The conveyed water will support agricultural irrigation and groundwater recharge.
Posted
Aug 11, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
The Stockton East Water District is soliciting bids for the Clements Pipeline and Reservoir Project Phase 2A. The project consists of constructing the Clements Pipeline and associated facilities to convey water diverted from the Old Calaveras River. The conveyed water will support agricultural irrigation and groundwater recharge.
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City
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Stockton
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San Joaquin
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6767 East Main Street
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(209) 948-0333
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95215
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The Water Supply Master Plan for Stockton East Water District aims to optimize, manage, and sustain its surface and groundwater resources, address operational and modernization needs, and plan for infrastructure improvements. Key strategic areas include addressing aging infrastructure, increasing surface water utilization to reduce groundwater reliance, managing variable hydrology and groundwater overdraft through conjunctive use, protecting ecosystems, ensuring financial viability, maximizing water rights, and improving water quality. The plan seeks to sustain customer usage, enhance water resource management, and improve water service reliability and quality over a 50-year planning horizon.
The Board of Directors discussed and adopted the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws for the newly formed entity, appointed themselves as the Board, and accepted the resignation of the Incorporator. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved the 2025 Water Revenue Certificate of Participation to support a multi-year capital improvement program, including the authorization of resolutions related to revenue certificates, bylaws ratification, and officer adoption.
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This Strategic Plan for the Stockton East Water District outlines a course toward a sustainable water future, focusing on ensuring proper groundwater basin management and providing supplemental surface water supplies. The plan addresses new challenges such as the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) and Bay-Delta Plan Amendments. It establishes six strategic outcome areas: Resource Management, Reliable Infrastructure, Human Resources Management, Water Supply, Regulatory Engagement, and Collaborative Partnerships. The District aims to achieve groundwater sustainability, improve drought resiliency, proactively manage infrastructure, develop its workforce, and foster strong partnerships and regulatory compliance over the next five years.
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