Site work for a civil project in Lyons, Georgia. Conceptual plans call for site work for a water / sewer project; and water / sewer project.

The City of Lyons, Georgia is requesting Statements of Qualifications from professional firms interested in providing engineering and design services. The services requested are for multiple water and wastewater system improvement projects funded in part by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) Hurricane Helene Resilience Funding Program. 1. General Project Information Project Descriptions & Goals The overall goal of the projects is to address the impacts of Hurricane Helene and promote resilience in drinking water and wastewater facilities in Georgia, including decentralized wastewater facilities. The specific descriptions and goals for each project are as follows: A. Drinking Water Project No.66 - Waterline Loop and Replacement Replacement of 18,200 LF of 6-inch Transite waterline with 10" PVC pipe and the addition of a system loop to reduce breakage, leaks, and asbestos risk while improving pressure, flow, resiliency, and water delivery during outages. B. Clean Water Project No.60 - Pump Station Improvements - Pumps Replace (up-size) pumps at 16 City Pump Stations to increase pumping capacity, reduce spills and sewer overflows, and improve system resilience and redundancy. Pumps worn by sand and sediment during storms have reduced pumping efficiency. C. Clean Water Project No.61 - Pump Station Improvements - Generators Installation of emergency standby generators at 16 Lift Stations in the City to provide reliable pump and power to all of Lyons' lift stations. This will reduce overflows and environmental impacts, improving system resiliency and redundancy.