LocationSalisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland
MarketWater Treatment Plants
Contract
$47,965
Team Members
- Owner
- City of Salisbury
- Engineer
- Davis, Bowen & Friedel, Inc.
- Prime Contractor
- Johnston Construction Company
Key Accomplishments
- The company installed new fluoride drain piping with secondary containment to improve chemical containment and operating safety.
- JCC installed new chemical-feed tubing and completed the required connections to the existing fluoride-storage tank and chemical-feed pump.
- The work included modifications to the existing inspection vault to accommodate new piping, tubing, supports, penetrations, and leak-detection components.
- JCC connected the new secondary-containment system to the plant’s existing leak-detection system.
- The company carefully coordinated construction activities to maintain continued operation of the Park Water Plant.
- JCC performed field verification and test pitting to confirm the locations and elevations of existing piping and underground utilities.
- The project included excavation, trenching, dewatering where required, gravel placement, select backfill, compaction, concrete construction, and restoration.
- JCC completed inspection, testing, documentation, cleanup, punch-list work, and final project closeout.
- Johnston Construction Company performed the Park Water Plant Fluoride System Improvements project for the City of Salisbury in Salisbury, Maryland.
- The project improved the plant’s fluoride chemical-feed, drain, containment, monitoring, and piping systems.
- The City of Salisbury entered directly into an agreement with Johnston Construction Company under Contract No. ITB 20-120.
- The Standard Form of Agreement identifies the City of Salisbury as the first party and Johnston Construction Company as the Vendor responsible for performing the work required by the contract documents.
Project Description
Johnston Construction Company completed improvements to the fluoride chemical-feed and drain system at the City of Salisbury’s Park Water Plant.
JCC demolished existing fluoride-system piping and components necessary to accommodate the new installation.