SAK Construction awarded $21.7m worth pipeline rehabilitation projects

SAK Construction (SAK), a pipeline rehabilitation and tunneling services contractor, has commenced work on $21.7m worth of contracts secured in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. regions.

SAK is repairing the sewer and pipeline infrastructure in the metropolitan areas without excavation or disruption by making use of trenchless technologies, including cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) pipeline rehabilitation.

SAK secure several projects as low bidder. These include from the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority for G100 Local Sewer Rehabilitation 1, which is a $5.25m contract for the rehabilitation of around 140 manholes and the replacement of existing sewer mains throughout the Columbia district. This project will conclude in 2017.

It has secured contract of Phase 2 of Rehabilitation of Sewers Under Buildings project, which is $3.6m contract for the structural repair of sanitary sewer and combined sewer and storm water pipes under buildings at 19 sites throughout the district of Columbia.

In Baltimore County, it secured a $2.04m contract in Herring Run Basin 31 project. For this project, it will rehabilitate sewer lines in the Ridgeleigh Community, also known as The Oaks, situated near Loch Raven Boulevard and Joppa Road. Completion of this project is expected in December 2016.

It also secured Stemmers Run Sewershed Rehabilitation project worth $1.52m, and Jones Falls Basin BC09 Sewer Rehabilitation, which is worth $2.74m and a $5.69m contract of SC 937 Chesterfield Ave, Herring Run Sewershed project.