The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking a contractor to repair a sewer line at the Sitka Training Academy in Sitka, AK.
The bid was posted on 2026-10-15 and is due by 2027-01-08.
The work involves saw cutting and removing concrete slab, excavating to access approximately 50 feet of buried sewer line, replacing it with new pipe at 2% uniform grade, reconnecting in-floor heat tubing, and pouring a concrete patch flush with the existing surface.
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Saw cut and remove existing concrete slab for excavation.
Access and replace approximately 50 feet of buried sewer line with new pipe at 2% uniform grade.
Reconnect the in-floor heat tubing.
Pour a concrete patch flush with the existing surface.
Posted Scope of Work
DESCRIPTION OF WORK,
The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking a contractor to saw
cut and remove sufficent amounts of the existing concrete slab for excavation to access
approximately 50 feet of buried sewerline to be replaced with new pipe at 2% uniform grade,
reconnect the in floor heat tubing and pour a concrete patch flush with existing surface.
Scope, read from the documentsAI-generated
The contractor will saw cut and remove sufficient amounts of the existing concrete slab for excavation to access approximately 50 feet of buried sewerline to be replaced with new pipe at 2% uniform grade, reconnect the in floor heat tubing and pour a concrete patch flush with existing surface.
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Questions & answers
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What is the place of performance for this project?
The place of performance is Sitka, AK.
What is the scope of work for this solicitation?
The contractor is to saw cut and remove sufficient amounts of the existing concrete slab for excavation to access approximately 50 feet of buried sewerline to be replaced with new pipe at 2% uniform grade, reconnect the in floor heat tubing and pour a concrete patch flush with existing surface.
When is the bid due?
The due date is 2027-01-08.
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DESCRIPTION OF WORK,
The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking a contractor to saw
cut and remove sufficent amounts of the existing concrete slab for excavation to access
approximately 50 feet of buried sewerline to be replaced with new pipe at 2% uniform grade,
reconnect the in floor heat tubing and pour a concrete patch flush with existing surface.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK, The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is seeking a contractor to sawcut and remove sufficent amounts of the existing concrete slab for excavation to access approximately...
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Source: Public Safety (solicitation 225555), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.