Manhole Rehabilitation & Replacement

Manhole Rehabilitation & Replacement

Project Manager

Water Resources / David Barth, P.E.

SUA Project No. 10WT26


What We're Doing

The City of Stillwater and Stillwater Utilities Authority is repairing or replacing approximately 50 manhole frames and lids in high traffic areas.


Benefits

The repairs are being made to improve the driving surface of the roadways in areas along State Highway 51 (6th Avenue), U.S. Route 177 (Perkins Road) and other locations in central Stillwater.


Timeline


Updates

March 15, 2017: Construction is currently underway.

July 26, 2016: A consultant was hired and the design plans are complete. The next step in the process is advertising the contract package for bids.

December 14, 2016: North Central Construction Co. is under contract for this work. A preconstruction meeting is scheduled for the beginning of January, and construction is anticipated to start shortly after.

February 27, 2017: Construction began on February 21st and will last approximately six months. Rehabilitation work at each manhole is likely to last seven to 10 days and will involve street and lane closures at the work area.

June 26, 2017: The project will be completed by mid-July; only three manholes left to complete.

Reconstructing the concrete around the manhole lid. Man standing on manhole lid guiding concrete into the hole.

September 5, 2017: Manhole rehabilitation is complete. Staff is inspecting work and Contractor is working through punch list items.


Actions authorized by Stillwater Utilities Authority (SUA):

  • 5.19.14  | SUA-14-27 |  Recommendation for rejection of the bid

  • 6.6.16  | SUA-16-27 |  Amendment to Professional Services Agreement for Phase 1


Image

Construction on a manhole. Men pouring concrete around manhole frame in street.