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Seymour No. 4 Dam Improvements

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DEEP090126CMState & Local

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The Seymour No. 4 Dam Improvements project, solicited by the Connecticut DAS Procurement agency under solicitation number DEEP090126CM, involves extensive structural upgrades to the dam and its surrounding areas. The primary scope of work includes replacing the existing spillway with a concrete drop inlet structure featuring a 48-inch discharge pipe and a downstream energy dissipator, along with a new 16-inch outlet pipe controlled by a stainless steel slide gate. Additional mechanical improvements include the installation of a new valve and extension stem on the existing low level outlet. Site improvements consist of clearing trees from the embankments, filling the downstream slope near the new spillway, repairing eroded areas on the crest, and raising the crest by one foot. The project also requires the placement of riprap on the upstream slope and the construction of a 100-foot auxiliary spillway with a concrete core wall. Landscaping efforts include clearing trees and stumps from the left dike followed by topsoil application and seeding. Bidders must adhere to the CT DEEP Standard Bid Terms and Conditions, with responses due by October 6, 2026.

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Connecticut DAS project for structural upgrades and site improvements to Seymour No. 4 Dam.

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Connecticut → DAS ProcurementView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CT, USA

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Documents

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10809_ContractDrawings_SeymourNo.4DamImprovements_Feb2026.pdf

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Seymour Reservoir No. 4 Dam Project Manual August 2026.pdf

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CT DEEP Standard Bid Terms and Conditions

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AgencyConnecticut → DAS Procurement
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OfficeCT, USA
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Office AddressCT, USA
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Replace the existing spillway with a concrete drop inlet strucure with 48-inch discharge pipe and energy dissipator at the downstream end. A new 16-inch outlet pipe controlled by a stainless steel slide gate will be installed in the drop inlet spillway structure. Installation of a new valve and extension stem on the existing low level outlet upstream of the dam at the bottom of the reservoir. Trees will be cleared from the embankments and the downstream slope will be filled in the vicinity of the new spillway discharge pipe and energy dissipator. Eroded areas on the crest will be repaired, the crest will be raised one foot. Riprap will be placed on the upstream slope. Construction of a 100-foot long auxiliary spillway with concrete core wall. Clear trees and stumps from left dike, topsoil and seed with grass.

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