East Coast Interceptor & Bowker Sewer Rehabilitation Phase 2

Project Type
Construction
Project Status
Current
Project Category
Stormwater & Wastewater
Project Area
Oak Bay, Victoria
Estimated Cost
$7,500,000
Estimated Timeline
1 year
Contracted To / Performed By
Insituform (Contractor) AECOM (Consulting Engineer)

The CRD’s East Coast Interceptor and Northeast Trunk Bowker sanitary sewer systems are made from large diameter cast-in-place brick and non-reinforced concrete pipes. Based on results of CCTV inspection, about 1.1km of the system in the City of Victoria and about 1.5m of the system in Oak Bay are deteriorating and must be rehabilitated.

The pipes will be lined from the inside using a trenchless restoration method, cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining to minimize above ground disturbance.  Phase 1 of construction which includes cleaning and CCTV inspections will commence in early Spring. CIPP lining is scheduled for the Spring/Summer and the project’s anticipated completion date is December 2024.

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