This project generally consists of conducting test pits at existing water service valve locations to determine the material of the existing water service line on both the main to curb box and curb box to building side in the Town of Greenburgh.
Sealed Bids must be addressed to the Town Clerk and marked, “Lead Service Lines Identification Project – Phase I " - due no later than 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, December 1st, 2026
Bid Opening Information: 12/01/2026 @3:00pm
The project generally consists of conducting test pits at existing water service valve locations to determine the material of the existing water service line on both the main to curb box and curb box to building side in the Town of Greenburgh. The work includes site investigation, site preparation, general construction and final cleanup. Specific bid items include mobilization of labor, materials, and equipment; test pits at existing curb boxes (600 units); test pits where no existing curb box exists (19 units); test pits at the existing water main if and where directed (1 unit); final restoration of asphalt roads (700 square yards); final restoration of concrete and hardscapes (50 square yards); final restoration of topsoil and seeding (300 square yards); allowances for replacement of existing landscaping ($5,000), miscellaneous repairs ($10,000), traffic directors ($50,000), and environmental work ($5,000); removal of rock (10 cubic yards); additional excavation if and where directed (50 cubic yards); and concrete and granite curb replacement if and where directed (50 linear feet). The contract completion period shall be 180 calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceed.
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