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Macomb Township approves emergency sewer lining near Pump Station 10 for $73,930
Summary
The Board unanimously approved an emergent repair contract to Instituform Technologies for a 70-foot section of 36-inch sanitary sewer near Pump Station 10, citing a severe crack and joint leaks found during project work.
The Macomb Township Board of Trustees on May 14 unanimously approved an emergent sewer lining contract to Instituform Technologies for $73,930 to repair a damaged segment of sanitary sewer near Pump Station 10.
Township staff member Mr. Johnson said the work covers a 70-foot section of 36-inch sanitary sewer where crews found "a severe crack around the pipe" and joint leaks. "So we feel it's emergent and needs to be done right away," Johnson said, noting photos and a confirmation memo were included in the agenda packet.
Mr. Johnson told the board Instituform was being hired under an Omnia Partners contract consistent with the township purchasing policy. The board moved and approved the contract without further discussion; the motion was recorded as passing unanimously.
The board did not state a separate timeline for completion during the meeting. The agenda packet attached to the item, according to Mr. Johnson, included photographic evidence of the crack and a confirmation-of-process memo.
The approval was part of the board's new-business actions for the evening and was presented as an urgent repair to prevent further damage to the sewer line.
