Sanitary Sewer Phase 106 Rehabilitation.pdf

This document is a Scope of Work for the Sanitary Sewer Phase 106 Rehabilitation project in Texas. The project encompasses comprehensive rehabilitation of sanitary sewer lines through multiple methodologies including pre-television inspection, point repairs, service repairs, pipe bursting with service reconnections, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) installation, and post-completion television inspection. Additional work includes raising of manholes to one inch above existing natural ground, mechanical cleaning, rerouting of service lines as directed by the Engineer, trench safety implementation per applicable standards, traffic control implementation and maintenance, and complete site restoration covering pavement, subgrade, curb and gutter, sidewalks, driveways, concrete patios, irrigation lines, turf, landscaping, fences, trees, and other damaged items within the easement or right of way. The scope also addresses bypass pumping requirements and contractor responsibility for obtaining all necessary permits for street cuts and traffic control measures.

The document establishes that contractors must comply with all specified technical requirements and standards throughout execution of the rehabilitation work. The contractor bears full responsibility for ensuring adequate traffic control is maintained to facilitate operations, noting that the provided plans may not include all necessary traffic control details. Site restoration must return the project area to satisfactory condition, addressing all damaged infrastructure and surfaces resulting from construction activities. The project requires coordination with the Engineer for direction on specific rehabilitation methods, service line rerouting decisions, and manhole raising specifications, ensuring work meets municipal standards and regulatory requirements.