Site work for a water / sewer project in Wheaton, Illinois. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The City of Wheaton is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to perform hydro excavation and material identification for 250 water service lines. This project supports the City's ongoing compliance with state and federal lead service line inventory requirements. Last Date for Questions: No later than May 1, 2026, at 11:00 am (CST) All questions, either administrative or technical, shall be submitted via email to Tony Sperkowski at asperkowski@wheaton.il.us The City of Wheaton is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to perform hydro excavation and material identification for 250 water service lines. This project supports the City's ongoing compliance with state and federal lead service line inventory requirements. The objective is to accurately identify and document water service line material at two specific points: the City side and private side at the curb valve (b-box). It is the intent of the City to hire a single-qualified contractor that can perform the following services: _ Project Management and Scheduling _ Hydro Excavation (Potholing) _ Material Identification and Documentation _ Site Restoration _ Reporting and Data Management The scope of services includes hydro excavating the parkway at the selected B-Box locations to the top of all residential domestic water services lines to determine the type of pipe material. Material type shall be classified as copper, lead, galvanized iron or steel. This work shall include identifying the type of material at both the public and private side. Each water service located shall be photographed and documented. All excavations will be a minimum of 18 inches on either side of the center of the B-Box to ensure proper material identification on both the public and private side are achieved. The City estimates the contractor will perform approximately 250 hydro excavations located in the parkway adjacent to various residential addresses