Capitol Region Watershed District

Release: Dec 11, 2025

Close: Jan 15, 2026

The Work to be performed is sediment removal and restoration of five stormwater ponds includes, but is not limited to: Mobilization of labor, equipment, materials, and temporary facilities; installation of safety measures, establishing limits of staging and construction, and protecting of all existing utilities, trees and structures as specified on the plans; traffic control at and around construction sites; installation of erosion control BMPs in accordance with project SWPPP; control of water and/or dewatering as necessary to perform the Work; pre-construction topographic survey of the five ponds performed by licensed surveyor; clearing, grubbing, and tree removal; removal of accumulated sediment/muck/vegetation from five stormwater ponds; hauling and disposal of sediment/muck/vegetation material to a Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) landfill that can accept non-hazardous contaminated sediment; Furnishing and placement of riprap at pond inlets, outlets, and overflow structures; performance of post-construction topographic survey of the five ponds; clean-up and restoration of all areas directly or indirectly disturbed by the Work to the pre-existing conditions or as specified on the plans; demobilization from the site after work is complete.

Release: Sep 9, 2024

Close: Oct 18, 2024

Twin Cities based artists for its Watershed Artist in Residence (AiR) program. This two-year position with an option to renew includes opportunities to help shape Owner’s past, present, and future projects and programs by providing artistic/creative perspectives as part of an interdisciplinary team and facilitating Art + Water community workshops at CRWD’s Watershed Learning Center in collaboration with other local artists.