Granite Awarded 5 Sewer Rehab Contracts in Chicago
(UC) — Granite has announced that its pipeline rehabilitation subsidiary, Granite Inliner, has been awarded five sewer renewal contracts totaling approximately $148 million by the City of Chicago.
The five contracts, City of Chicago Sewer Lining Term Agreements Area 1 - 5, are part of an $8 billion, multi-year program to renew Chicago’s aging sewer system.
Granite Inliner will be responsible for the CIPP lining of 10-inch to 60-inch diameter sewers, structure rehabilitation and sewer repairs for a total of 575,000 lineal feet.
“This project marks our fourteenth year partnering with the City of Chicago since the inception of this sewer renewal program,” said Granite Inliner Regional Vice President Denise McClanahan. “Granite Inliner takes pride in knowing that our work is helping to protect the city’s essential infrastructure and uphold our commitment to sustainable development.”
The project is funded by the City of Chicago and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
Construction is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2020 and be complete in summer 2022 with an optional one-year extension.
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