The groundwork.
All connected.

01 / WATER

Water mains
& services.

From the main in the road to the service at the lot line, water infrastructure depends on the connections in between.

• Water mains and restrained-joint assemblies
• Gate valves, boxes and hydrant assemblies
• Service connections and curb stops
• Connection and shutdown coordination
• Testing and acceptance requirements
• Trench backfill and surface restoration

Material selection, connection methods and testing are defined by the approved plans and project requirements.

02 / SANITARY SEWER

Line, grade
& every connection.

Sanitary sewer scope brings pipe, structures and services together into a coordinated collection system.

• Gravity sewer mains and lateral services
• Precast manholes and connection details
• Service stubs, wyes and cleanouts
• Pipe bedding, backfill and grade control
• Inspection and testing coordination
• Frames, covers and finished-grade adjustments

Include profiles and structure schedules with your plans so elevations and connection details can be reviewed together.

03 / STORM DRAINAGE

A clear path
for stormwater.

Drainage is a system, from the inlet at the surface to the outlet beyond it. The full stormwater plan sets the scope.

• Storm drain pipe and connections
• Catch basins and drain manholes
• Detention and infiltration structures
• Outlet controls and headwalls
• Underdrains and drainage connections
• Stone beds and associated earthwork

Share the stormwater details, structure schedules and any site-specific installation requirements with the plan set.

04 / SITE DEVELOPMENT

The work around
the utilities.

A utility scope extends beyond the pipe. Access, excavation, grading and restoration connect the underground work to the finished site.

• Trench and site excavation
• Grading and roadway preparation
• Gravel and aggregate base
• Dewatering and site-condition coordination
• Pavement and disturbed-area restoration
• Erosion controls and closeout scope

Call out access restrictions, known rock or groundwater conditions, and restoration limits when requesting a bid.

05 / PRECONSTRUCTION

Clarity before
construction.

A useful bid starts with a shared understanding of the work. Plans, specifications, addenda and schedule requirements give that conversation a foundation.

• Scope and plan-set review
• Quantity and material requirements
• Addenda and open-question review
• Assumptions and exclusions
• Access and phasing considerations
• Bid-date and schedule discussion

Each project’s availability, scope and commercial terms must be confirmed individually.

Start with your plan set ↗