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Norwichtown Brook Culvert CIPP
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The Norwichtown Brook Culvert CIPP project, solicitation number 25-18, is a stormwater infrastructure improvement initiative managed by the City of Norwich, Connecticut. The primary scope of work involves the cured-in-place pipe lining of approximately 415 linear feet of 47x71 inch corrugated metal arch located at the intersection of Sturtevant Street and Pleasant Street. The comprehensive scope includes all necessary activities for successful liner installation, such as pipe cleaning, flushing, pre and post installation TV inspections, videography, and cure tracking. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for providing water for inversion, managing water disposal, installing pipe gaskets and end seals, and performing all required liner testing as specified in the bid packet. The response deadline for this solicitation is September 27, 2024.
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