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Sewer Rehabilitation in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties; Contract No. CI5335A17

A Project Financially Supported by the State of Maryland and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Under the direction of the Maryland Department of the Environment and Approved by the Maryland Board of Public Works

In partnership with MDE Maryland Water Quality Financing Administration, WSSC Water has procured contractors for the rehabilitation, replacement and/or relocation of sewer mains and manholes in public rights-of-way or within WSSC Water easements in various locations in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties, Maryland.  WSSC Water anticipates rehabilitating its sanitary sewer mainline, lateral and manhole systems by utilizing trenchless technologies such as structural lining and grouting.  Work involving pipe bursting, open cut, and sewer manhole replacement will also be required.

Westley W.O . Moore, Governor
Brooke E. Lierman, Comptroller
Dereck E. Davis, Treasurer

Total Project Cost: $57,586,275
State Loan: $30,140,321
State Grant: $17,543,501
Local Funds: $  9,902,453

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SR3 Program

Projects in the SR3 Program will take place within three areas: roads, laterals, and environmentally sensitive areas.

SR3 Program FAQs

Answers to questions on the consent decree, wastewater collection, and the sewer rehabilitation, repair and replacement program.

Typical Sewer Rehabilitation Methods

Rehabilitating the sewer infrastructure will require the use of various remediation methods in addition to the restoration of impacted streams in area...

Last Modified: April 3, 2023, 4:47 pm EDT