Attachment 7: FY26 IBWC Condition Assessment Report

International Boundary Water Commission
Wastewater Treatment Facility
San Diego, California Condition
Assessment Report
As of December 5, 2025

December 5, 2025
International Boundary Water Commission Wastewater Treatment Plant (IBWC) RE: Condition Assessment Report
The following document is an accumulative report of the Condition Assessment Evaluation performed at your facility the week of October 13-17. The overall results were satisfactory and all discrepancies will be indicated for each individual machine with a recommended repair.
The following report contains: Vibration, Ultrasound, Thermograpy, Megger and Visual Inspection of assets. Lists of all assets evaluated is provided, any discrepancies will have additional comments.

The Condition Assessment was completed by the Asset Management team and site staff.

1. Condition Assessment Process Overview

Pages 4-6

2. Summary/ Recommendations

Pages 7-37

3. Vibration Scoring Report

Pages 38-43

4. Ultrasound Scoring Report

Pages 44-46

5. Thermography Report

Pages 47-118

6. Motor Meggering Report

Pages 119-121

7. Inspection Report

Pages 122-206

8. Work Order Creation - Workflow Diagram

Page

1. Condition Assessment Process Overview

A systematic asset condition assessment review was completed for the International Boundary Water Commission Wastewater Treatment Plant in San Diego, California. A condition assessment process allows identification, warranty repairs and maintenance/replacement prioritization of facility assets based on condition. The assessment provides a condition rating from advanced detection techniques by comparing detected values to standardized rating criteria adapted through a combination of industry best practices and Veolia operating experience. The end ratings are highly useful in a number of areas associated with the operation of the plant and maintenance planning, these include; 

Prioritize Corrective Work Orders to reduce Operation and/ or Compliance== Risks

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Long Range Planning

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Capital and Maintenance Budget Planning, Scoring 3-4

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Contract Renewal

A condition assessment was completed for all major plant assets. The condition assessment is intended to be a “snap shot” of the condition of an asset and give it a ranking number based on deficiency scoring where 1 is new and 4 is failed. Higher numerical values represent worse condition. In other words, evidence of defects, wear, or aging is necessary to give a higher value score. The purpose of developing a ranking number is to prioritize where maintenance and capital should be focused to increase reliability of