Sanitary sewer & manhole repair coming — Licking River
Reviewed Jul 20 · outcome not yet confirmed
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Resolution 26-40 authorizes the Director of Public Service to enter into a contract without competitive bidding for the repair of a damaged sanitary manhole and 200 feet of pipe within the North Fork Licking River. The project has been declared an emergency due to significant damage to the sanitary sewer.
Water / sewer mainExcavation / gradingCommercial GCErosion & sediment control
- What happened
- Newark City Council is considering Resolution 26-40, which would authorize a no-bid contract with Layton Inc. for the repair of a damaged sanitary manhole and 200 feet of sewer pipe in the North Fork Licking River. The item is on the agenda for review.
- Why it matters
- While this is a no-bid contract with a named winner, it provides intel on current municipal work that requires emergency underground utility repair and river rehabilitation. This indicates an immediate need for specialized sewer and sitework contractors.
- Timing
- This resolution is being considered as an emergency item, indicating work is likely to proceed very quickly if approved by Council.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: newarkohio.gov
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