Pure Water Program Morena Conveyance System Project

Sukut is installing two separate pipelines, each nearly seven miles in length. The pipelines are part of the City of San Diego’s massive Pure Water program. Once operational, the project will purify 30 million gallons of recycled water per day for San Diego residents. The pipeline work begins in a commercial area near the Route 5-Route 8 interchange, with the lines running underground up to the Clairemont area.

Due to its complexity, the project is divided into two segments: The Morena Conveyance South and The Morena Conveyance Middle projects.

The Morena Conveyance South project involves the installation of a 48-inch wastewater force main pipeline spanning approximately 17,404 linear feet, along with a 30-inch welded steel pipe brine centrate/conveyance pipeline covering about 17,840 linear feet.

Meanwhile, the Morena Conveyance Middle project includes a 48-inch wastewater force main pipeline extending approximately 18,300 linear feet and a 30-inch welded steel pipe brine centrate/conveyance pipeline stretching around 18,330 linear feet. Additionally, the project entails the installation of Class II bike lanes with buffers, bicycle loops, sharrows, and signage.