Plans_Contract_No._1_Well_SJ-1491_Building_and_Equipping_(Re-Bid).pdf

This document is a comprehensive set of construction plans and technical specifications for Well SJ-1491, prepared by DePaul Engineering & Surveying LLC for the City of Gallup, New Mexico, funded by the NM Water Trust Board (WPF-5424). The project involves building and equipping a new well site located approximately 9.2 miles north of Gallup in the Yah-ta-Hey well field, adjacent to the existing Junker I Well. The project scope includes earthwork, constructing a new well building, yard and station piping, drainage, headwall installation, water appurtenances, primary and secondary electrical systems with a SCADA integration, gravel surfacing, fencing, and erosion control. The formal bid number is 2025-ITB-003, with the project designed to expand the city's water infrastructure and improve water resource management.

The technical drawings provide detailed specifications for site preparation, building construction, electrical systems, utility connections, and ancillary infrastructure components. The project includes a 20' x 20' well building with a hip roof, comprehensive electrical and mechanical systems, and specific design considerations for environmental integration and operational efficiency. Key technical elements include a well pump controller, utility transformer, air compressor, building heating systems, and extensive grounding and safety provisions. The plans demonstrate a comprehensive approach to water infrastructure development, with meticulous attention to engineering details, safety standards, and long-term operational reliability. The project appears to be funded through the NM Water Trust Board, indicating a strategic investment in municipal water system expansion and resilience.