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CITY OF LEWISTON, MAINE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSCONTRACT AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR CUREINPLACE PIPE LINING OF SANITARY SEWERS 2018 BID NO. 2018065PREPARED BY CITY OF LEWISTON ENGINEERING DIVISIONAL

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1. Step 1: Prepare the pipe by cleaning it thoroughly. Use a high-pressure water jet to remove any debris or obstructions.
2. Step 2: Measure the length of the damaged section of the pipe that needs to be lined.
3. Step 3: Cut the liner material to the appropriate length, making sure to leave some extra material on both ends.
4. Step 4: Apply the epoxy resin to the liner material, ensuring an even and consistent coating.
5. Step 5: Insert the liner into the pipe, pushing it all the way to the damaged section. Use a calibration tube to ensure proper alignment.
6. Step 6: Use an inversion unit or air/water pressure to invert the liner and press it against the walls of the pipe, creating a tight seal.
7. Step 7: Allow the epoxy resin to cure for the specified amount of time. This can vary depending on the manufacturer's instructions.
8. Step 8: Once the resin has fully cured, remove any excess material and inspect the lined section for any imperfections.
9. Step 9: Conduct a pressure test to ensure the integrity of the lined section. If any issues are found, make the necessary repairs.
10. Step 10: Restore the flow of water or sewage through the rehabilitated pipe.

Who needs cure-in-place pipe lining?

1. Cure-in-place pipe lining is needed by various entities, including:
2. - Municipalities and government agencies responsible for maintaining underground sewer and water lines
3. - Industrial facilities with aging or deteriorating pipes
4. - Commercial property owners and managers
5. - Homeowners dealing with pipe damage or blockages
6. - Construction companies working on pipeline infrastructure projects

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What is cure-in-place pipe lining?

Cure-in-place pipe lining is a method used to repair damaged pipelines without the need for excavation.

Who is required to file cure-in-place pipe lining?

Contractors or companies hired to perform the pipe lining are required to file cure-in-place pipe lining.

How to fill out cure-in-place pipe lining?

To fill out cure-in-place pipe lining, the contractor must provide detailed information about the location, type of pipe, materials used, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of cure-in-place pipe lining?

The purpose of cure-in-place pipe lining is to rehabilitate damaged pipelines and extend their lifespan without the need for expensive excavation.

What information must be reported on cure-in-place pipe lining?

The information reported on cure-in-place pipe lining includes details about the location, size, materials used, and results of the pipe lining process.