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PARK: Bassett Street Park
This project will include the construction document and construction of Basset Park. The program will be based on the Bassett Park Master Plan which includes fitness area, climbing wall, seating, flex space and electrical connections and structural foundations for Public Art.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- 150 Bassett Street
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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PARK: North San Pedro Park
The project will be the preparation of construction documents and construction of a pedestrian-oriented linear park based on the North San Pedro Master Plan. The program includes seating, flexible gathering spaces, lighting and food truck pop-up area.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- The North San Pedro Park site includes North San Pedro Street between Bassett Street and West Julian Street.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer Repairs FY 2024-2025 Package II
This project was developed from the Department of Transportation’s sanitary sewer overflow related issues and from video inspections showing severe pipe defects to assist in reducing the city’s sanitary repair back-log. This project involves evaluating the condition of 12 selected 6-inch, 8-inch, and 12-inch diameter vitrified clay pipe (VCP) sewer segments, totaling approximately 3,300 linear feet. Open-trench point repairs will be performed as needed prior to the installation of approximately 2,500 linear feet of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner. Approximately 800 linear feet of VCP will be removed and replaced.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Streets/locations impacted include Via Corona, Via Carmela, Via Lomas, Vanderbilt Drive, Casita Court, Las Palmas Way, William Sheppard Middle School, Madden Avenue, Stockton Avenue, and Bayhaven Drive.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Sanitary Sewer Repairs FY 2024-2025 Package V
This project will perform pre-construction CCTV of approximately 10,965 linear feet (LF) of 6-inch to 8-inch vitrified clay pipe (VCP) sanitary sewer main, removal and replacement of approximately 1030 LF of 6-inch VCP sanitary sewer main, point repairs to existing sanitary sewer mains where recommended by the Contractor and agreed to by the Engineer, and installation of cured-in-place liner (CIPP) to the 10,965 LF of VCP sanitary sewer main. This project also includes the removal of three (3) sanitary sewer cleanouts/ flushing inlets and replacing with new sanitary sewer manholes, rehabilitation of seven (7) sanitary sewer manholes, removal of manhole rungs, and reconnection and/or reinstatement of active sanitary sewer service laterals.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Alisal Ave, Andalusia Way, Aragon Way, Briarwood Dr, Castile Ct, Cherry Garden Ln, Cordoba Way, Fairglen Dr, Fairlawn Ave, Fairvalley Ct, Fairwood Ave, Fuchsia Dr, Garden Glen Way, Koch Ln, Larkspur Dr, Malaga Dr, Morocco Dr, Nord Ln, Plummer Ave, T...
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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McLaughlin Ave-24th St Sanitary Sewer Improvement
This project will upsize approximately 2,170 linear feet of sanitary sewer main from 15-inch diameter to 18-inch diameter on McLaughlin Avenue/24th Street between Appian Lane and San Antonio Street.
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- McLaughlin Avenue/24th Street between Appian Lane and San Antonio Street.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Storm Improvement Project at Various Locations FY24 - Package I
This project was created as a result of a sinkhole that appeared on Suncrest Ave in August 2024. Department of Transportation (DOT) contacted Public Works Storm section for assistance, and PW used their on-call contract to complete an emergency point repair at the sinkhole. During the repair, staff observed that the corrugated metal pipe (CMP) was severely deteriorated, with the bottom of the pipe almost completely gone. DOT confirmed this assessment with video footage taken in early 2025. The project is located on Suncrest Avenue near Bay Laurel Lane and the scope will consist of removing approximately 680 linear feet of damaged 21" diameter CMP and 20" diameter High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) storm pipes and replacing it with new 18" diameter HDPE pipes. Addit...
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- District 4: Suncrest Ave and Bay Laurel Lane
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Storm Sewer Condition Assessment FY 2025-2026
This project will CCTV and clean the storm sewer segments that are missing the pipe diameter and/or pipe material information in City's GIS database. It will also evaluate the condition of the pipes to determine the necessary repairs for the future project.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- The location of the pipe segments are as follows: District 1: 6 segments District 2: 22 segments District 3: 21 segments District 4: 17 segments District 5: 17 segments District 6: 38 segments District 7: 20...
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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River Oaks Pump Station Regional Stormwater Capture Project
The project is an approximately 5-acre site located in north San Jose at the River Oaks Pump Station and Detention Basin along the Guadalupe River between River Oaks Parkway and Skytop Street. This project involves retrofitting the existing stormwater detention basin to provide regional large-scale treatment for stormwater runoff. The project will install sediment forebay, bioretention basin, perimeter trail, boardwalk viewing platform and other recreational amenities. Project now called Riverview Stormwater Garden instead of River Oaks Regional Stormwater Capture Project
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- Between the Guadalupe River and Riverview Parkway in the City of San Jose.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Guadalupe Regional Stormwater Capture Project - Phase 1
The project has an approximately 12.4 acre lot located that will be used to install a stormwater bioretention basin to treat stormwater runoff. The project is an addition to the Guadalupe fields, next to the guadalupe river trail. The project will include amenities such as trees, benches, and trail for public use.
- Status
- Phase I - Project Feasibility
- Address
- At the intersection of Spring St and Asbury St, next to Columbus Park on Taylor St.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Outfall #67F & 509 Rehabilitation and Outfall #88F & 1072F/141F Rework
This project entails the rehabilitation of two deteriorated storm sewer outfalls located along the Guadalupe River. Scour has resulted in the erosion of the river banks that has undermined the existing concrete sack rip-rap and outfall (OF) infrastructures. The proposed project will include removal of compromised concrete sack rip-rap, fill and compaction of scour cavities and install new rock slope protection at the two sites. At OF 509, the 66-inch corrugated metal pipe will be replaced with new RCP piping. Damaged pipes at OF 67F will be removed and upsized from 27-inch to new 72-inch RCP. New junction structure will also be constructed with new 72-inch RCP connecting to exist stub out at structure B on Autumn Parkway. New headwalls and wing walls will be constructed for both...
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- 1) Outfall #67F at the east end of now abandoned Howard Street, between the railroad tracks and Julian Street 2) Outfall #509 is located on the east bank between W. Taylor Street and Coleman Avenue. 3) Outfall #88F located at Martha Stre...
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Measure T – Clean Water Projects – GSI Preliminary Design
This project will study feasibility of five project sites and based on the results of the feasibility analysis, begin preliminary design of two or three recommended sites.
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- Phase I - Project Feasibility
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- City-wide
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Project Phase VIII
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, likely requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To comply with this requirement, the City will install Large Trash Capture (LTC) underground devices at various locations throughout the City, designed to catch trash and prevent it from entering the waterways. The LTC Phase VIII Project includes a feasibility study to determine the additional locations for LTC devices, final design, and construction. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit request.
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- An off-line unit LTC device will be installed 500' east of the intersection of Saratoga Ave and S. Kiely Blvd(CD1).
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Project Phase VIII - Julian and Mckee
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, likely requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To comply with this requirement, the City will install Large Trash Capture (LTC) underground devices at various locations throughout the City, designed to catch trash and prevent it from entering the waterways. The LTC Phase VIII Project includes a feasibility study to determine the additional locations for LTC devices, final design, and construction. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit request.
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- A total of two (2) LTC devices will be installed near the intersection of 1) Julian St and Little Italy Way (CD6); 2) McKee Rd and N. King Rd (CD5).
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Project Phase VII
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, likely requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To comply with this requirement, the City will install six (6) Large Trash Capture (LTC) underground devices at various locations throughout the City, designed to catch trash and prevent it from entering the waterways. The LTC Phase VII Project includes a feasibility study to determine the additional locations for LTC devices, final design, and construction. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit request.
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- A total of six LTC devices will be installed near the intersection of 1) Alexian Dr and Jackson St; 2) Quimby Rd and Interlude St; 3) Hartog Dr and Charcot Ave; 4) Blossom Hill Rd & Blossom Av; 5) Airport Blvd & Guadalupe River; 6) E San Antonio St & L...
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Project Phase IX
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, likely requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To comply with this requirement, the City will install Large Trash Capture (LTC) underground devices at various locations throughout the City, designed to catch trash and prevent it from entering the waterways. The LTC Phase IX Project includes a feasibility study to determine the additional locations for LTC devices, final design, and construction. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit request.
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- Phase I - Project Feasibility
- Address
- A total of four LTC devices will be installed near the following intersections 1) Woz Way and Locust St (Council District 3) 2) Branham Ln and Royale Park Dr (Council District 2) 3) Cottle Rd and Nature Dr (Council Distri...
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Phase VIII - Berryessa Road
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, likely requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To comply with this requirement, the City will install Large Trash Capture (LTC) underground devices at various locations throughout the City, designed to catch trash and prevent it from entering the waterways. The LTC Phase VIII Project includes a feasibility study to determine the additional locations for LTC devices, final design, and construction. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit request.
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- An off-line LTC devise to be installed on Berryessa Road located between Lundy Avenue and Berryessa Station Way upstream of an outfall that discharges to Upper Penitencia Creek. CD-4, near Berryessa BART Station.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Phase VII - Hartog Dr
The installation of a single Large Trash Capture (LTC) Device will be installed along a 66-inch diameter storm pipe that flows into Coyote Creek. The Project will consist of, but not be limited to, installing a precast LTC device, a precast concrete structure diversion box, storm large Inlets, storm standard manhole, connecting existing pipes, C&G, paving, and street improvements. This project will comply with the latest Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022.
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- Phase IV - Bid/Award
- Address
- 400 ft south of the intersection of Hartog Dr and Charcot Ave
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Large Trash Capture Device Installation Phase VII - Blossom Hill Rd
The Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit (MRP) 3.0, dated May 11, 2022, requires the City to continue implementing measures to reduce trash entering our creeks and the Bay. To meet this requirement, dual Large Trash Capture (LTC) Devices will be installed along a 72-inch diameter storm pipe that flows into Canoas Creek. The Project will consist of installing a precast LTC device, a precast concrete structure diversion box, and street improvements. This project will comply with the latest MRP permit requirements.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Median Island along Blossom Hill Road between Blossom Ave and Indian Ave
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Vietnamese Heritage Gardens Regional Stormwater Capture Project
The project is an approximately 5.64 acre site located in Southeast San Jose along Coyote Creek and Roberts Avenue. This project involves installing Stormwater Basin to provide treatment for stormwater runoff. The project will install fence, gate, storm drain pipes and storm drain manhole and bioretention basin.
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- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Along Coyote Creek and Roberts Avenue in Southeast San Jose.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Citywide Outfall Rehabilitation
This project entails the rehabilitation of six deteriorated storm sewer outfalls located along the Guadalupe River, Coyote Creek, Thompson Creek and Calabazas Creek. Scour has resulted in the erosion of the river and creek banks that had undermined the existing concrete sack rip-rap and outfall infrastructures. The proposed project will include removal of compromised concrete sack rip-rap, fill and compaction of scour cavities and install new rock slope protection to restore river and creek banks for all six locations. New RCP piping, manhole structures, wing walls, headwalls and flap gates will also be installed.
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- The six project sites are located along the river and creek banks. 1) Outfall (OF) #88F at Martha St & 12th St. (CD-3), 2) OF #133F at Roberts Ave & Oswego Dr. (CD-7), 3) OF #223F at Senter Rd & Feldspar Dr. (CD-7), 4) OF #264 at San Felipe Rd & Fowl...
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Charcot Storm Pump Station - Measure T
This project will increase storm drainage capacity within the Charcot Storm Drain system by constructing a diversion along Bering Drive and up sizing multiple storm sewers along Charcot Avenue. It will serve a tributary area of 420 acres. This project will install approximately 4,200 feet of 72-inch to 96-inch diameter Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP). Work will include approximately 220 feet of trenchless tunneling under Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rails at the intersection of N 1st Street and Charcot Avenue. In addition, two (2) D-13 manholes, eighteen (18) tee manholes, and one (1) precast concrete junction structure will be installed.
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- On Bering Drive from E. Brokaw Road continues on Charcot Avenue to Orchard Parkway.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Blossom Hill Outfall 386 Rehabilitation
CIPP Repairs and backfill sinkhole at Outfall 386 near Blossom Hill Road and Guadalupe River
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Blossom Hill Road and Guadalupe River, north west bank, District 10
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Venetian Terrace Regional Stormwater Capture Project
The project includes approximately 1.2 acre site located on Rinconada Dr near Almaden Expwy and Curtner Ave in South San Jose. The project involves installing stormwater bioretention to provide treatment for stormwater runoff. The project will also feature a park with amenities for residential use. The park will be named Bill Kee Park.
- Status
- Phase IV - Bid/Award
- Address
- Adjacent to Almaden Expy on-ramp to Curtner Ave in South San Jose.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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TRAIL: Coyote Creek Trail (Watson Park to Julian Street)
This project is funded in part by a VTA Measure B grant. The scope of work is for 35% design of the Watson Park to Julian Street Class I Trail segment, including bridge design across Coyote Creek. This work will include finalized hydraulic analysis and drainage plans, geotechnical services and report, engineering reports and memos, one community meeting and design plans. The result of this work will be 35% plan set for a trail that will give cyclists and pedestrians a safe, off-street connection between Berryessa BART and Julian.
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- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Watson Park to Julian Street
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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St. James Park Phase 1 - North East Corner
Construction of a state of the art music pavillion and green room, concessions building, restrooms, lawn area, walking pathway, trees, landscape planting, irrigation and other miscellaneous amenities.
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- Phase III - Design
- Address
- North East corner of St. James Park- East St. James and East St. John Street, between 1st and 3rd Street.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer Repairs FY 2026-2027 Package II
This project was developed from the Department of Transportation’s sanitary sewer overflow related issues and from video inspections showing severe pipe defects to assist in reducing the city’s sanitary repair back-log. This project involves evaluating the condition of 9 selected 6-inch diameter vitrified clay pipe (VCP) and Cast Iron (CI) sewer segments, totaling approximately 2,100 linear feet. Open-trench point repairs will be performed as needed prior to the installation of approximately 1,650 linear feet of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner. Approximately 450 linear feet of VCP will be removed and replaced.
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- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Council District(s): 2, 3, 6, 8 Streets Impacted: Blanding Avenue, Continental Drive, Coyote Road, Lyric Lane, San Felipe Road, Serenade Way, Symphony Ln, Tango Way
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer Repairs FY 2025-2026 Package I
This project was developed in response to field investigations in an area with high inflow & infiltration (I&I) caused by a high groundwater table and poor soil conditions, resulting in damage to the existing sanitary sewer manhole. This project will remove and replace a 16-foot-deep standard sanitary sewer manhole, remove and replace approximately 600 linear feet of 12‑inch‑diameter vitrified clay pipe (VCP) sewer main and rehabilitate two standard sanitary sewer manholes.
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- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Vine St, Willow St, Goodyear St
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Cast Iron Sewer Replacement FY 2024-2025 Pkg I
The City of San Jose Department of Public Works has developed a Cast Iron Pipe Replacement Program to replace defective, unlined cast iron pipe sewer mains that have corroded significantly since their installation in the 1950s. This project is part of that program and generally involves the removal of approximately 146 linear feet of existing corroded cast iron pipe and subsequent replacement with epoxy lined ductile iron pipe. This project also includes the installation of approximately 3,080 linear feet of cured-in-place liner in existing six-inch and eight-inch sanitary sewer pipe, the construction of one sanitary sewer manhole, one sanitary sewer drop manhole connection, and the evaluation, repair, reinstatement and reconnection of sanitary sewer service laterals.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Council Districts 2, 7, 10 Streets to be impacted include Dawnbrook Court, Meridian Avenue, Vargas Drive, Vargas Court, Recife Way, Pilar Court, Porto Alegre Drive, Thorntree Drive, Thorntree Place, Antigua Drive, and Starwood Place
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Artificial Intelligence Sewer Condition Assessment Pilot Project
This Sanitary Sewer Condition Assessment Project will clean and assess the condition of approximately 8,400 linear feet of 33-inch, 36-inch, 42-inch and 48-inch diameter sanitary sewer mains in Council Districts 3, 4, and 5. This project will generate data on the condition of these sewers that will be incorporated into the Sanitary Sewer Engineering Section’s Info360 Asset database for use in future project scoping activities. All CCTV inspections will be conducted in accordance with the National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP).
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Council District(s): 03, 04, 05 Streets to be impacted: Lundy Avenue, Sierra Road, Berryessa Road, Townsend Avenue, North King Road, East San Antonio Street, Horning Street, North 10th Street, Oakland Road, and US-101.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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On-Call General Engineering Contract for Sewer Repairs 24-26
This contract will be used to mobilize a contractor to perform urgent sewer related repairs citywide on an as needed basis.
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Citywide.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Fontaine Road Sanitary Sewer Improvement
This project removed and replaced approximately 280 linear feet (LF) of 10-inch diameter vitrified clay pipe (VCP) sewer main, installed approximately 435 LF of 10-inch VCP sewer main, abandoned approximately 415 LF of 10-inch VCP sewer main, removed and replaced one standard sanitary sewer manhole, and constructed two new sanitary sewer manholes. This project will also included reinstating, reconnecting, removing and replacing, and/or extending/installing active sanitary sewer service laterals.
- Status
- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- Fontaine Rd (between Alvin Ave to Flanigan Dr)
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Cast Iron Sewer Replacement FY 2021-2022 Package III
The Cast Iron Sewer Replacement project will consist of the removal of existing corroded unlined cast iron pipe (CIP) and subsequent replacement with epoxy lined ductile iron pipe or vitrified clay pipe. Streets to be Impacted: Snow Dr, Mabury Rd, N Jackson Ave, S Jackson Ave, Rothrock Dr, Borello Dr, Ramita Ct, Settle Ave, Senter Rd/Dadis Way
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- Phase VI - Post Construction
- Address
- Council District 2: Snow Dr Council District 3: Mabury Rd, Hawthorne Way Council District 5: N Jackson Ave, S Jackson Ave, Rothrock Dr Council District 6: Borello Dr, Ramita Ct, Settle Ave Council District 7: Senter Rd/Dadis Way
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Willow-Keyes Corridor Improvements Project
The Willow–Keyes Corridor Improvements project consists of roadway, bicycle, pedestrian, and traffic safety improvements along Willow Street from Lelong Street to Graham Avenue, Graham Avenue from Willow Street to Sherman Street, and Goodyear/Keyes Street from Sherman Street to 3rd Street. Work includes construction of Class IV protected bike lanes, roundabouts, sidewalks, curb extensions, enhanced crosswalks, pedestrian lighting, green street and drainage improvements, landscaping, and traffic signal modifications. Additional work includes pavement markings, signage, bicycle detection systems, accessible pedestrian signals, lane reconfiguration, and related roadway improvements to enhance safety, accessibility, and multimodal connectivity throughout the corridor.
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Willow Street from Lelong Street to Graham Avenue; Graham Avenue from Willow Street to Sherman Street; and Goodyear/Keyes Street from Sherman Street to 3rd Street
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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San Fernando Street - San Jose Better Bikeways
The Project generally involves the implementation of civil, landscaping, irrigation, and traffic signal improvements along the San Fernando corridor. Scope includes installation of new ADA curb ramps, sidewalk bulb-outs, traffic islands, new traffic stripes, and traffic signal works. Part of the scope is also the modifications of existing traffic signal systems, installation of new bike lanes with green pavement enhancement thermoplastic, new bike lane traffic signals, landscaping and irrigation, and new storm drains and laterals. Project is federally funded.
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- San Fernando Street - Between Almaden Blvd and 11th Street
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Downtown Bikeways Hardscape Conversion
Per new city bike plan approved October 6, 2020, use quick-build strategies to add (or enhance existing facilities to become) a connected network of Class IV (Separated) and Class III (Bike Boulevard) all-ages-and abilities bikeways on: 3rd St (St. John to Keyes), 4th St (Julian to San Salvador), E. San Salvador St (4th to 8th), 2nd St (Reed to Keyes), and E. Taylor St./Mabury Rd (21st to Lenfest). On these streets, existing facilities with plastic bollards will have concrete separation added. The existing plastic-only infrastructure has seen poor performance due to vehicle intrusion and maintenance conditions.
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- Downtown San Jose
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Roosevelt Park Transportation Improvements
This project is funded by the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Grant (AHSC) in order to design and construct several transportation infrastructure improvements within a one-mile radius of the Roosevelt Park Apartments as part of the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities project location vicinity to provide bikeways, safe and accessible walkways, and promote transit ridership. This project includes installation of ADA curb ramps along S 31st St and streetlight upgrades along E. Julian Street. Existing landscaping along the San Antonio Overpass intersecting US-101 shall be enhanced with new tree plantings.
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- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- About 1 mile radius of Roosevelt Park. Locations include E. Julian Street, 18th Street, 21st Street, Las Plumas Street, Lenfest Street, and King Road.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Oct 8, 2026
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Balbach Park Transportation Improvement
This project will install: Concrete bike separator islands to protect bike lanes along Woz Way and Almaden Blvd - W. San Carlos St to W Reed St. Flashing beacons and bulbout islands at the intersection of Woz Way and Locust St. New striping on Auzerais Ave between Delmas Ave and Woz Way. Flashing beacon upgrades at the intersection of William St and Market St by adding bulbout islands and relocating beacon poles closer to vehicles. A new traffic signal system at First and Reed St. Pedestrian lighting improvements under Highway 87 at West San Carlos St. Enhanced landscape strips along Woz Way. Pedestrian/bicyclist oriented directional signs at the intersection of Woz Way and Locust St.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- About a half-mile radius of the Children's Discovery Museum. Locations include Balbach St, Woz Way, Locust St, Auzerais Ave, Almaden Blvd, Wlliam & Market St, and Reed & First St.
- Source reviewed
- Sep 28, 2026
- Retrieved
- Oct 8, 2026
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Capital improvementCurrent source row
Balbach Park Transportation Improvement
This project will install: Concrete bike separator islands to protect bike lanes along Woz Way and Almaden Blvd - W. San Carlos St to W Reed St. Flashing beacons and bulbout islands at the intersection of Woz Way and Locust St. New striping on Auzerais Ave between Delmas Ave and Woz Way. Flashing beacon upgrades at the intersection of William St and Market St by adding bulbout islands and relocating beacon poles closer to vehicles. A new traffic signal system at First and Reed St. Pedestrian lighting improvements under Highway 87 at West San Carlos St. Enhanced landscape strips along Woz Way. Pedestrian/bicyclist oriented directional signs at the intersection of Woz Way and Locust St.
- Status
- Phase V - Construction
- Address
- About a half-mile radius of the Children's Discovery Museum. Locations include Balbach St, Woz Way, Locust St, Auzerais Ave, Almaden Blvd, Wlliam & Market St, and Reed & First St.
- Source reviewed
- Sep 28, 2026
- Retrieved
- Oct 8, 2026
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Tamien Transportation Improvements
This project will create Class IV protected bike lanes by installing dowelled-in concrete separators and flexible delineators along Lelong Street and W. Alma Ave.
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Lelong St, from Willow St. to W. Alma Ave. W. Alma Ave, from Lelong St. to Vine St.
- Source reviewed
- Sep 28, 2026
- Retrieved
- Oct 8, 2026
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Story-Keyes Complete Streets Improvements
This project will implement raised bikeways, protected intersections, transit boarding islands, wayfinding, micromobility stations, green stormwater infrastructure, and pedestrian-scale lighting on Keyes Street/Story Road from 3rd Street to King Road. Story/Keyes serves the regional commercial hub and multiple Metropolitan Transportation Commission Priority Development Areas. This project connects with adjacent roadway projects to improve safety and comfort for active transportation users on high-speed, high-volume, and auto-oriented corridor. As part of the Vision Zero Priority Corridors, this project supports the Vision Zero's goal of reducing traffic fatalities and severe injury crashes.
- Status
- Phase III - Design
- Address
- Keyes St/Story Rd from 3rd St to King Rd
- Source reviewed
- Sep 28, 2026
- Retrieved
- Oct 8, 2026
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