The City of Roseville intended to construct a dedicated Vactor Washout Station at the Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project involved designing and constructing a reinforced concrete structure, engineered drainage, and upgraded lighting. The contract was not awarded, as all proposals were rejected. Key aspects of the project include:
• Design-Assist contracting method
• Construction of a Vactor Washout Station
• Improved worker safety and reliable capture of washout water
• Streamlined daily washout operations
The project's scope of work included replacing the existing unpaved, poorly lit temporary washout area with a new facility.