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Burgess Dump Station Infrastructure Improvements

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The Burgess Dump Station Infrastructure Improvements project, managed by the Forest Service under the Department of Agriculture, involves critical upgrades to a sewage dump station built in 1970. The scope of work includes draining the Burgess sewage lagoon and replacing outdated vinyl and bentonite liners to ensure the facility remains safe for public and commercial use. Because the lagoon is located near the North Tongue river, these improvements are essential for environmental protection and public health. The project aims to prevent leakages, which are currently monitored through monthly effluent testing, and modernize the infrastructure to meet current safety standards.

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Forest Service project to replace sewage lagoon liners for environmental and public safety.

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Department of Agriculture → Forest ServiceView Agency

NAICS

221320 - Sewage Treatment FacilitiesView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment of Agriculture → Forest Service
Contacts2 people available
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CHRISTOPHER ATKINSON
ASHLEY THOMPSON

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This project includes draining the Burgess sewage lagoon and replacing aged bentonite and vinyl liners. This lagoon is part of a well-established and highly utilized sewage dump station used by the public and commercial vendors. This dump station is near the North Tongue river and monthly effluent testing is done to monitor any leakage from the lagoon. This facility was built in 1970 and making upgrades will address both public health and safety and environmental protection.

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