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Drainage and Sewer/Waterline Relocation

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This subcontract for the West Virginia Department of Transportation involves the installation of drainage structures and the relocation of water and sewer lines for road widening projects in Putnam. The scope of work includes the installation of pipe culverts, manholes, inlets, and underdrains to ensure a functional drainage system. The contractor will perform waterline relocation utilizing steel casing pipes and plastic pipes in 2, 6, and 8 inch Class SDR 21 specifications. This project falls under NAICS code 237110 and is designed to support prime contractors in delivering essential utility and infrastructure relocations.

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Subcontract for drainage installation and water/sewer line relocation for West Virginia road widening.

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This scope was carved out of 2021000890.

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Call 002 2021000890

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AgencyWest Virginia Department of Transportation
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Installs drainage structures and relocates water and sewer lines for prime contractors on West Virginia Department of Transportation road widening projects. Installs pipe culverts, manholes, inlets, and underdrains. Performs waterline relocation using plastic pipe (2", 6", 8" Class SDR 21) and steel casing pipes. Delivers a functional drainage system and relocated utility lines.

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