Old Lyme Shores Beach Assoc. Sewers and Association Improvements Old Lyme, CT

The Old Lyme Shores Beach Association Sewer and Improvements Project in Old Lyme, Connecticut, involves a comprehensive infrastructure upgrade aimed at enhancing the area's sewer and roadway systems. The project encompasses the installation of approximately 11,010 linear feet of gravity sewer mains and lateral services, along with restoration of unpaved areas to their original or improved conditions. It also includes both temporary and permanent trench repairs, reconstruction of association roads, and the milling and overlay of State Route 156 to improve roadway durability and safety. Additionally, the project features four bid alternates, three of which focus on different methods of association roadway reconstruction—permanent trench repair, mill and overlay, or cold reclaimed subbase with 4-inch hot mix asphalt pavement—and one for storm drainage improvements, which involves installing 4,195 linear feet of storm drainage pipes and four outfalls to manage water runoff effectively. The solicitation for bids was posted on September 11, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for October 8, 2025. The project is managed by the Connecticut agency under the Old Colony Beach Club Association, with a contract size estimated between five and ten million dollars. Interested vendors can access the detailed contract documents for free through Project Dog by entering the provided project code. The primary contact for inquiries is Albert Wait, an Engineer-in-Training at Fuss & O'Neill, reachable via email and phone. This project aims to significantly improve the area's infrastructure resilience and service capacity, supporting the community’s long-term development and environmental management objectives.