Site work for a civil project in Toccoa, Georgia. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Quotes to hydraulically dredge accumulated alum sludge in two existing storage lagoons and pump the sludge to a nearby drying area for permanent disposal . Any quote received after said time and date will not be considered by the Owner. No quote may be withdrawn after the closing time for the receipt of quotes for a period of sixty (60) days except as specifically may be provided by State law. The work to be completed shall consist of furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to hydraulically dredge two existing storage lagoons and pump the alum sludge to a drying area for permanent disposal complete with mobilization, demobilization, booster pumping, fuel, taxes, and all other costs necessary for removing accumulated sludge. The Work will be awarded in one (1) Contract/Purchase Order. All other questions may be directed to Amy Chinouth, achinouth@cartersloope.com, at the issuing office, Carter & Sloope, Inc., Watkinsville, GA, 706-769-4119. Requests for Information (RFI's) shall be submitted in writing via email to Kenny Miller, P.E. at kmiller@cartersloope.com. RFI's will be accepted until 12:00 PM noon on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. If needed an Addendum addressing any questions received prior to the cut-off date, will be issued by 2:00 PM on Thursday September 29, 2022. Background The City of Toccoa's Water Treatment Plant (WTP) utilizes two earthen lagoons for storage of alum sludge generated from filter backwashes and raw water sedimentation. The ponds are generally square in shape with the following approximate dimensions: lagoon #1 - 130 ft. x 180 ft.; lagoon #2 - 145 ft. x 190 ft. Current estimated sludge depth in each lagoon is 5.0 - 6.0 ft. The sludge disposal area is located remote from the treatment plant; however, an 8-inch aluminum irrigation pipe runs continuously from the storage lagoons to the disposal site. The pipeline runs cross-country approximately 2,500 L.F. with an estimated elevation change of 105 - 115 vertical feet over an intermediate high point. All sludge shall be hydraulically dredged and pumped to the disposal area with no sludge hauling necessary. Manual depth measurements may be taken by the Owner for verification of sludge removal. Additionally, no work is anticipated at the disposal area prior to receiving the pumped sludge.