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CIPP project contingency reported at $67,544; engineers evaluating add-on sections
Summary
Staff reported the Cure-In-Place Piping project's contingency balance is $67,544 and said engineers are determining which additional pipe sections to include; collapsed sections will require excavation rather than lining.
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Commissioners were updated on the Cure-In-Place Piping (CIPP) project. Cherek reported the contingency for the CIPP project sits at $67,544 at the time of the meeting. Engineers from Vierbicher and project staff are reviewing possible additional sections to include in the lining work; the minutes note that some pipeline sections will need excavation because of pipe collapse and therefore cannot be completed with lining alone.
No formal decision was taken on contracting or contingency appropriation at the meeting; staff will continue to coordinate with Vierbicher on scope and cost estimates.
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