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Oliver Township Municipal Authority - North Front Street Sanitary Sewer Railroad Crossing Replacement

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Oliver Township Municipal Authority, Perry CountyState & Local

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The project involves replacing approximately 90 linear feet of gravity wastewater carrier pipe located within an existing casing at the North Front Street Sanitary Sewer Railroad Crossing in Perry County, Pennsylvania. This work includes the removal and installation of the carrier pipe, as well as the replacement of precast manhole risers as necessary to accommodate the new pipe alignment and elevation. All tasks must be performed in strict accordance with the details outlined in the Contract Drawings and specifications, ensuring compliance with engineering and safety standards for sewer infrastructure. The work is scoped to minimize disruption to existing utilities and surrounding infrastructure while maintaining sanitary sewer functionality throughout construction. The solicitation is issued by the Oliver Township Municipal Authority under the oversight of Perry County, Pennsylvania, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026. Proposals must be submitted through the PennBid platform, and all inquiries should be directed to Alli Muzzy at amuzzy@jhacompanies.com. There is no set-aside designation specified for this contract, and it is open to qualified contractors capable of executing sanitary sewer rehabilitation work in a constrained, rail-adjacent environment. The place of performance is confined to Perry County, and all work must comply with local, state, and federal regulations governing public infrastructure projects.

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Replace 90 linear feet of wastewater pipe and manhole risers at North Front Street, Perry County, Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania → Perry CountyView Agency

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Perry County, PA, USA

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Specifications - N Front St Sanitary Sewer RR Crossing Replacement.pdf

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072426 2024-1034 RR CROSSING PLAN.pdf

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AgencyPennsylvania → Perry County
Contacts1 person available
OfficePerry County, PA, USA
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Office AddressPerry County, PA, USA
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The Project includes the following Work: Replacement of approximately 90 L.F. of gravity wastewater carrier pipe inside existing casing, replacement of precast manhole risers as required to accommodate carrier pipe replacement, and related work as shown on Contract Drawings and specified.

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