The City of Sandy Springs is seeking a qualified contractor to rehabilitate existing stormwater infrastructure at multiple locations throughout Sandy Springs, Georgia, utilizing cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining methods.
The project involves CIPP lining of approximately 331 LF of 18-inch diameter pipe, 211 LF of 24-inch diameter pipe, 15 LF of 30-inch diameter pipe, and 37 LF of 36-inch diameter pipe across 17 locations, including reinforced concrete and corrugated metal pipe, with all associated work including pipe cleaning and flushing, pre- and post-TV inspection and videography, liner installation, water for inversion, disposal of water, pipe gaskets (end seals), testing of liner and cure tracking, plus traffic maintenance with a traffic control plan for each location, maintaining property access and one open lane, and contractor-responsible 811 utility locates.
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