Alvarado Niles Pipeline Seismic Improvements

Proposed Project Description:

The Alvarado-Niles Pipeline Seismic Improvement Project is part of the District’s $10 million per year Main Renewal and Seismic Improvement Program (MRSIP). This vital project will improve the seismic reliability of the water distribution systems in the northern portion of the Alameda County Water District’s service area. The project will include the installation of over 3.5 miles of 14-inch and 16-inch steel pipe along Smith Street and Alvarado Niles Road, between Union City Boulevard and Decoto Road. This pipeline will be designed and installed to sustain a major seismic event along the Hayward Fault, and provide a critical water lifeline to our customers in the District’s northern service area. Construction of the first phase was completed in July, 2021; construction of the second phase started in 2025.


Location and Working Hours

Phase 2 - Smith Street at Union Pacific Railroad tracks, Alvarado Niles Road, between Santa Maria Drive and Almaden Boulevard, and between Central Avenue and Decoto Road.      

PROJECT WORKING HOURS
DATESDAYTIME
Typical Work Hours West of I-880Mon - Fri9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Typical Work Hours East of I-880
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Typical Work Hours East of I-880Weds9 a.m. - 1 p.m.


Underground construction

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Project Contacts

Ranger Pipelines Inc.          Project Manager
Pascal Donaghy
Email Pascal Donaghy
Phone: (415) 608-4440           (24-Hour Contact)

Kennedy Jenks Consultants
Construction Manager Tom Gorman
Email Tom Gorman
Phone: (707) 293-1179 (business hours)

ACWD Project Engineer
Shehroz Mirza
Email Shehroz Mirza
Phone: (510) 668-4426 (business hours)

ACWD Public Affairs
Sharene Gonzales
Email Sharene Gonzales
Phone: (510) 668-4208 (business hours)

Who Should I Call To Report A Water Leak?  

ACWD
24-hour Water Emergency
(510) 668-6500

Project Information

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