Pleasant Prairie awards $1.41 million UV‑cured CIPP sewer lining contract for deep interceptor
The board awarded a $1,410,610 contract to a UV‑cure CIPP contractor to rehabilitate approximately 2,940 feet of 36‑inch interceptor sewer on STH 165/104th Street, citing long‑term structural advantages and reduced construction disruption compared with open‑cut replacement.
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Kurt, representing the Village Engineering Department, reviewed bids and recommended the UV‑cured fiberglass CIPP alternate for a deep, critical 36‑inch interceptor sewer rehabilitation project. He said the line is approximately 25 feet deep and showing crown corrosion from hydrogen sulfide; the UV alternate, though roughly $486,000 higher than the lowest steam‑cure bid, offers improved quality control, thinner liner thickness (increasing capacity) and reduced installation odors.
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