Site work, paving, new construction and renovation of a civil project in Bastrop, Texas. Completed plans call for the construction of a water / sewer project; for the renovation of a water / sewer project; for site work for a water / sewer project; road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

The City of Bastrop is in the process of converting its water supply source from shallow alluvial wells primarily fed by the Colorado River to deep wells that draw from the Simsboro Aquifer; which will provide the City with a reliable, resilient, drinking water supply. This package is for the well field production, as well as testing and disinfection of existing site well. The project consists of the following: A new well field and production facilities Three additional wells will be needed to meet Phase 1 flows, which consist of an average production capacity of 3 MGD and a peak capacity of 6 MGD. Groundwater treatment facilities Based on water quality sampling, a WTP primarily focusing on iron and manganese removal will be needed. It will consist of chemical addition facilities housed in a chemical building and gravity filters housed in a filter building. Once treated, water will flow to a 0.5 MG clearwell Ground Storage Tank (clearwell) 5 MG clearwell, Transmission pump station Transmission pumps will pull water from the clearwell and send it through the 24-inch diameter, 21,500 lf transmission pipeline to GSTs at the Willow Site. Transmission piping - Lift Station and Force Main A 21,500 lf wastewater forcemain will run along the same route as the transmission pipeline to convey wastewater generated during filter backwash and in the Filter Building to the City's wastewater collection system. Associated services Electrical and instrumentation Site development and access Various site improvements, paving, grading, fencing, landscaping. The project value listed reflects the total project estimate