Long Run Watershed Stabilization Project

The Long Run Watershed Stabilization Project involves the excavation and removal of debris from an existing culvert pipe channel, associated structures, and abandoned utilities. The project also includes the installation of a new precast modular block gravity retaining wall and the replacement of an existing 18” culvert pipe with a new one. The contractor will be responsible for restoring vegetation, concrete, and pavement in the surrounding areas. The project is expected to take 365 calendar days to complete, and the magnitude of construction is between $100,000 and $250,000. • The project requires the excavation and removal of debris from the existing culvert pipe channel. • The installation of a new precast modular block gravity retaining wall is required. • The replacement of the existing 18” culvert pipe with a new one is necessary. • The contractor must restore vegetation, concrete, and pavement in the surrounding areas. • The project is expected to take 365 calendar days to complete. • The magnitude of construction is between $100,000 and $250,000.