FY2024 Large Diameter Combined Sewer Rehabilitation Project

Design Engineering

Start Date: January 2022
Completion Date: September 26, 2025
Project Manager: Ray Schwab, Civil Engineer II
Engineer: Christopher B. Burke Engineering LTD. Of Rosemont
Awarded Contract Amount: $918,061.05
Geotechnical Consultant: Seeco Consultants of Tinley Park
Funding Sources: Construction and Water & Sewer Funds
Construction Start Date: July 2024
Completion Date: September 2025

Construction

Contractor: Vortex Lining Systems, LLC
Awarded Contract Amount: $14,698,922.04
Funding Sources: Water & Sewer Funds & IEPA Low Interest Loan

Contact Information

Contact: Ray Schwab, Civil Engineer II/Project Manager Village of Lombard Public Works Department
(630) 620-5740 or schwabr@villageoflombard.org.

Project Information

Project Limits: Lombard Commons Park, then south on Fairfield Avenue to Washington Boulevard, proceeding west across Main Street through the Green Valley Subdivision, and then continuing west on Hickory Street, across Finley Road, and onto the Glenbard Wastewater Authority.
Project: The scope of the project is the spray application of a concrete mixture to the walls of the mainline sewer and manholes to extend the service life of the combined sewer system.
Anticipated Project Schedule:
Bid Opening: April 30, 2024
Project Award: May 16, 2024
Project Start: July 29, 2024
Project Completion: Late Summer 2025

FAQ’s

Why is this project necessary? Maintenance of a large, combined sewer.
How does this benefit the Village? The benefits of the project will be an improved and reliable combined sewer collection network.
Will this impact traffic and parking? Residents will periodically not be able to access their driveway during construction hours due to underground utility construction. One-way traffic will be in place as the contractor proceeds with the work. This will be a moving operation, when work is completed within a specific area regular two-way traffic will be reinstated and along with normal regular driveway access. Overnight parking passes will be distributed before residents are out of their driveways for a day or two.