Installation of 740 linear feet (LF) of 18-inch water main and 640 LF of 12-inch water main on SE 3rd Street from the cul-de-sac north of SE Byers Avenue to SE Frazer Avenue. The new 12-inch water main will connect to two existing 12-inch water mains in the cul-de-sac and extend to SE Byers Avenue…
This project purchases a mechanically fastened membrane roof for the 50 Meter Bathhouse at the Pendleton Aquatic Center. The roof was damaged by wind, and the project also includes removing and disposing of the damaged material.
This project includes the replacement of an existing rail car bridge used for private property, WWTRRF staff, and Fire District staff access. The existing rail car bridge allowing access to the wastewater treatment and resource recovery facility (WWTRRF) outfall was damage during the April 2019 McKay Creek releases. The north bridge abutment was damaged by erosion…
Project will cover the Chlorine Contact Chamber at the Wastewater Treatment Resource Recovery Facility (WWTRRF) with solar panels. The solar array shading is designed to reduce facility power costs by integrating a renewable resource, providing at least 240-300 kilowatt hours of power. Additionally, placing the panels over the chlorine contact chamber provides shade to cool…
This project installs a 12” sanitary sewer main approximately 273 feet in length under Tutuilla Creek to Tutuilla Road and approximately 1,096 feet of 8” sanitary sewer pipe in Tutuilla Road up to SW Runnion Avenue. The project also includes: Connecting into an existing manhole by coring the existing manhole at Station 0+00 that presently has…
Pendleton Public Works has identified its next construction projects. Scheduling will depend on time, budget and staffing levels, but these seven projects could happen in the 2023 Construction Season: Storm NW 7th St from NW Furnish Ave to River NW 12th St from NW Horn Ave to NW Johns Ave Street SW 41st St Parking…
What work is being performed? Roadways will be completely reconstructed to address the subgrade failure. Catch basins and storm water pipe will be installed to improve and address drainage issues. Curb and gutter will be removed and replaced, as needed, to address drainage issues. Sidewalks will be removed and replaced, as needed, to address safety…
A new sewage lift station (1,375 gpm firm capacity) with triplex submersible pumps located in a precast concrete wet well, a valve vault structure designed as occupied space, and associated pipe, valves, fittings, and site grading.
Typically, alternative maintenance treatments, such as crack seals and slurry seals, should be applied to a street approximately every 7-10 years. Crack sealing prevents vegetation from growing out of and water from entering into the cracks and sub-base, which could eventually cause soft areas and base failure, forcing full reconstruction of the road prematurely. Under…
Treating streets with a condition ranking of satisfactory or good with a slurry seal rather than an asphalt overlay can stretch the maintenance dollars out by extending the life of the street without having to overlay them as soon. For this contract, we had bids ranging from $2.65/square yard from our low bidder to $3.99/square…