The project consisted laying over 4 miles of new water supply line ranging in size from 24” to 30” DIP.
The ductile iron pipe had a complex corrosion protection system that required joint bonds, anode ribbons, and the knowledge to properly install the cathodic protection system. The project also consisted of constructing a new intake structure for the city water supply adjacent to Hyalite Creek. This required extensive dewatering and the installation of a temporary and professionally-designed cofferdam system. A mechanical pipe building was built on the lower end of the project for flow controls into the water treatment plant. This was a high profile project that involves coordination between the National Forest Service, Gallatin County Road Department, landowners, and several major subcontractors.
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