North Austin Cipp Wastewater Renewal

Background
The City of Austin, through its Capital Delivery Services Department, is issuing a solicitation for the North Austin CIPP Wastewater Renewal project. This project aims to enhance wastewater infrastructure by rehabilitating existing pipelines and manholes in various locations within North Austin. The goal is to ensure efficient wastewater management and compliance with environmental standards.

Work Details
The contract includes the complete construction of Cured-in-Place-Pipe (CIPP) linings and manhole rehabilitations at three specified locations in North Austin. The work entails:
- 3,775 linear feet (LF) of 8-inch CIPP lining
- 657 LF of 12-inch CIPP lining
- Rehabilitation of 12 manholes (205 LF total) along W Anderson Ln between Shoal Creek Blvd and Burnet Rd.
- 2,042 LF of 15-inch CIPP lining
- 492 LF of 16-inch CIPP lining
- Rehabilitation of 10 manholes (137 LF total) along Marlborough & Faylin Dr.
- 612 LF of 15-inch CIPP lining
- 2,188 LF of 16-inch CIPP lining
- Rehabilitation of 7 manholes (67 LF total) along Parkfield Dr between Mearns Meadow Blvd and Kramer Ln.

Additionally, some planned excavations will occur along W Anderson Ln; however, this area does not involve replacing asbestos cement pipe.

Period of Performance
The period of performance for this contract is not explicitly stated in the provided data; however, it typically spans several months to complete the outlined work depending on project specifics.

Place of Performance
The work will be performed at three locations in North Austin:
- Along W Anderson Ln between Shoal Creek Blvd and Burnet Rd;
- Along Marlborough & Faylin Dr;
- Along Parkfield Dr between Mearns Meadow Blvd and Kramer Ln.