ShadyPinesMHPWater7_27_26.pdf

The requested file for the Shady Pines Mobile Home Park water system improvements project in Vermont could not be accessed due to a 404 error, preventing retrieval of the specific government document. Based on the associated state and local contract opportunity description, the project encompasses significant upgrades to the water infrastructure serving the mobile home park, including replacement of an aging 40-year-old 6,000-gallon steel pressure storage tank with two 4,000-gallon buried fiberglass storage tanks, installation of a new 95 GPM dual-alternating self-priming booster pump system, and construction of approximately 45 feet of extended 1.5-inch PVC well supply line with two buried shut-off valves. The scope of work also includes 30 feet of 3-inch PVC suction line installation from the new water tank to the booster pump system.

The project includes add/alternate services for water distribution system improvements consisting of replacing approximately 1,300 linear feet of aged 1.5-inch and 2-inch water mains with new 3-inch HDPE water main in the southern distribution system, constructing a flushing hydrant for uni-directional flushing capability, and replacing approximately 525 linear feet of existing 0.5-inch and 0.75-inch water service lines with 0.75-inch HDPE water pipe and individual shut-off valves. Without access to the full government file, specific details regarding pricing, bid deadlines, contract term, funding sources, and other contractual requirements cannot be provided at this time.