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Pump Around Operation (Water Diversion)

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This scope was carved out of 487-MCSWS 7214 Maitland Lane.

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7214 Maitland Lane Project

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AgencyNorth Carolina → County of Mecklenburg
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Performs water diversion for prime contractors on Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Storm Water Services stream restoration projects to enable in-the-dry construction. Installs and maintains a pump around operation to divert natural stream base flow around the work area to maintain continuous flow between precipitation events. Utilizes high-capacity pumps and diversion piping per SP-1 Pump Around Operation specifications. Delivers a dry work environment.

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