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Pleasant Prairie awards $1.41 million UV‑cured CIPP sewer lining contract for deep interceptor
Summary
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.
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.
Kurt recommended awarding the contract to VISU Sewer LLC for the UV alternate in the amount of $1,410,610; trustees voted to award the contract and directed staff to prepare contract documents. Kurt noted construction will require temporary road closures and bypass pumping, potential temporary odors, and that manhole rehabilitation (phase 2) will follow later in the year.
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