Remove and Replace Grease Trap

This contract involves performing comprehensive field investigative services related to the grease trap system in Building 2, including underground and video scanning of all associated utility lines and piping from the kitchen inlet to the sanitary system outlet. The contractor is tasked with assessing the integrity of the existing piping to determine if complete removal and replacement is necessary, or if alternative methods such as pipe jetting and lining will suffice. Should full replacement be required, additional engineering services, including civil and structural engineering, will be needed. Furthermore, the contract requires designing a new grease entrapment system for the kitchen that meets or exceeds the current grease capacity, along with developing a phased implementation plan and providing a temporary grease entrapment solution during construction. The scope includes preparing a traffic control plan, as well as a demolition and construction plan that covers the removal of a manhole and associated concrete, trenching, and shoring work. The contract is issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs, managed through their Pittsburgh office, with a solicitation deadline in mid-May 2026. The NAICS code indicates professional engineering services, and primary contacts are provided for coordination and inquiries.