Scope of Project: Construction of public sanitary sewer system and connection of private fire line into existing public water system. Pavement repairs as necessary for utility construction Bids received after the closing time will be returned unopened. There will be no pre-bid meeting associated with this project.
sewer by open cut, and construction of 20 sanitary sewer manholes.
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Details ID: 05227-0074-00 Estimate: Type: Sanitary Sewer Extension Owner: Harris County Water Control & Improvement District No. 109 Location Harris County, TX Map Code: Show Google Map Open Map On Google No Map Scope The work consists of, but not limited to, installation of approximately 177 Linear Feet of 8-inch (8”) Sanitary Sewer by Trenchless Construction, 16 Linear Feet of 8-inch (8”) Sanitary Sewer by Open Cut Construction, and installation of two (2) sanitary sewer manholes. Pre-Bid Details Date: 6/01/2023 Time: 10:00 AM Location: Held via conference call. Notes: Dial-in number (US): (605) 472-5769 Access code: 8823770# Bid Details Date: 6/09/2023 TBA Time: 10:00 AM CST Location: Posted via Civcast Notes:...
MBE / WBE / SDVOB OPPORTUNITY / INVITATION TO BID - Former Bethlehem Steel Public Sanitary Sewer and Water Line Extensions Agency: New York State Contract Reporter Category:Construction Horizontal: Highways & Roadways; Maintenance, Repair & New Construction - Construction Issue Date:08/31/2022 Due Date: 09/07/2022 Ad Type:Contractor Ads
Riley County, Kansas, is requesting qualification statements from professional consultants to complete an Environmental Assessment for a community lagoon/public sanitary sewer system for the Keats Sewer Benefit District.Background:The rural residential community of Keats, located approximately four miles west of the City of Manhattan, has never had a centralized sewer system.
