Topographic_Survey.pdf
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- CHESNUT ASR & MAR SURFACE FACILITIES - ENGINEERING DESIGN, PERMTTING AND CONSTRUCTION OVERSIGHT
- Solicitation number
- 26-0282-RFQ-CCNA
- Issued by
- Pinellas County, Clewiston City, Florida
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This is a Topographic Survey document prepared for the Chesapeake County's Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) and Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Surface Facilities project in Florida. The survey provides baseline topographic data essential for the engineering design phase of surface facilities that will collect and treat surface water to meet regulatory requirements before routing it to existing ASR and MAR wells, with potential bypass capability to feed treated water directly to the North County Reclaimed Water System (NCRWS). The survey establishes the existing ground conditions and elevation data necessary for design engineers to develop plans for water collection, treatment, and distribution infrastructure. The MAR well construction is anticipated to continue through 2027, with this survey supporting the design and permitting phases that will run concurrently with ongoing well construction activities.
The topographic survey provides critical baseline information supporting the county's multi-phase approach to water infrastructure development. This data serves as the foundation for subsequent engineering design, permitting, and construction oversight activities that will be procured through the state and local contract opportunity. The survey documentation establishes existing site conditions, drainage patterns, and elevation differentials required for hydraulic design of treatment facilities and distribution systems, enabling accurate cost estimation and construction sequencing for the integrated ASR and MAR project components.
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