– Heavy Sewer Cleaning Sample Clauses

– Heavy Sewer Cleaning. Heavy Sewer Cleaning will be administered for sewers containing obstructions which are unlikely to be removable via Light Sewer Cleaning (e.g., roots, mineral deposits, hardened grease deposits, etc.). All obstacles (except intruding break-in taps) must be removed under this bid item; this includes all loose materials as well as all deposits, roots, etc. This will require an unlimited number of passes by high velocity hydro-cleaning equipment. Mechanical or hydraulic cutters may also be employed at no additional cost to MSDGC. In the event that hydraulic or mechanical cutting, grinding, etc. is needed to perform the services in this bid item, the Contractor shall assume full responsibility for ensuring the safety and integrity of the sewer pipe. This will require the use of remote CCTV equipment to monitor the Work progress and ensure that the sewer and all lateral connections are undamaged by the cutting process. The Contractor shall replace any sewer pipe damaged in this fashion via point repair at no additional cost to MSDGC. The Contractor may utilize structural grout in lieu of a point repair solely at the direction/approval of the MSD PM.
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