2027 Interceptor Sewer Televising and Cleaning RFP
Description: The Project generally consists of cleaning and closed-circuit television (CCTV) inspection of approx. 70,016 LF of sanitary sewer within the District's collection system. Approx. 59,138 LF of the sewer included in the Project will require cleaning. Pipe sizes range from approx. 8" to 63" in diameter. Work includes associated access, traffic control, flow control, debris removal and disposal, restoration, inspection data collection and electronic submittal, and other incidental Work necessary to complete the Project.
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The adopted CIP included a 2027–2031 access-to-interceptors project because 237 pipe segments totaling 96,300 lineal feet could not be cleaned and other pipes lacked inspection and maintenance access.
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CIP ID# B12 Access to Interceptors START 2027 COMPLETION 2031 PROJECT TYPE Condition -- Conveyance System LOCATION Various DESCRIPTION The purpose of this project is to provide solutions for accessing interceptors to complete maintenance or emergency repairs. It is anticipated that this project will be financed through cash in the capital projects fund.…
Sewer televising and cleaning. Work under this item shall consist of cleaning and televising sanitary and storm sewers of various diameters and providing log sheets with DVD or Digital videos according to NASSCO standards. See attached file.
MMSD's interceptor-evaluation guidelines recommended budgeting the following year's evaluation and preparing, bidding, and awarding its cleaning-and-televising contract.
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Appendix No. 1 Interceptor Evaluations Detailed Work Sequence Guidelines a) Budget. Recommend and budget for the particular interceptor system(s) desired to be evaluated in the following year. Aim for an overall average of about 10% per year, but allow this to vary from year to year in order to evaluate entire interceptor systems as a unit wherever…
