2025-2028 Neighborhood Drainage and Sewer System Repair Contract

Project Goal:

The Department of Public Works is excited to utilize this contract to complete a list of long-standing drainage and sewer system repair/improvement needs in various locations around the City.

Project Scope:

The contract includes the installation of sewer and drain manholes, catch basins, storm drain and sewer pipe, general earthwork, riprap slope stabilization, pipe point repair, tree removal, roadway/curb/sidewalk restoration, and maintenance of traffic. The contractor completing the work is Gorham Sand & Gravel (GSG). Base Bid Projects include:

Three (3) Sanitary Sewer Projects
- SS-01 Frost St Terminus Manhole
- SS-02 Kenilworth St Terminus Manhole
- SS-03 Sherwood St Sewer Replacement
Eight (8) Stormwater Projects
- SW-01 Beaumont St Inlet Improvements - Completed (except for final surface restoration)
- SW-02 Curtis Rd Underdrain
- SW-03 Vaill St Point Repair (on hold while the City finalizes permitting)
- SW-04 Concord St West Underdrain
- SW-05 Ballpark Dr Outfall Repair - Completed (except for final surface restoration)
- SW-06 Ludlow St Swale Improvements - Completed (except for final surface restoration)
- SW-07 Westlawn Rd Inlet Improvements
- SW-08 Washington Ave Drain Manhole

It is the City’s intent to add similarly scoped projects to this contract for a period of up to 3 years from the initial contract execution date.

Additional Project Scopes
- 236 Ludlow St Sewer Cross-Connection Correction - Completed (except for final surface restoration)

Schedule:

Updates will be provided as the contractor begins planning to mobilize to the next site.
The contractor may pause work at a particular project site and remobilize when conditions are suitable to complete the work.
The base bid projects listed above are expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
Construction Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 7:00pm.

Traffic Impacts:

Pedestrian and traffic impacts may include sidewalk closures on one side of the street, lane shifts, and/or one-way traffic during work hours.
To avoid traffic delays, the City is asking motorists to avoid the work zones altogether by considering different routes during the projects.