SAK wins Los Angeles sewer contract
Jan 2010
SAK news release
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Los Coyotes Water Reclamation Plant
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SAK Construction of California has secured the contract for the Los Coyotes Water Reclamation Plant Project in Los Angeles.
- The Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County awarded the contract for the Los Coyotes Water Reclamation Plant Interceptor Sewer Rehabilitation Phase II project December 3, 2009.
- SAK Construction submitted the low bid of $10.4 million to repair sewer pipe ranging from 54in - 78in in diameter for the 10,425ft project.
- The Los Coyotes project involves a major interceptor sewer stretching nearly two miles underneath busy residential and commercial areas in Los Angeles County. Rehabilitation will utilize SAK's CIPP (cured-in-place-pipe) process. Work is slated to begin in December 2009 with an expected completion date during the third quarter of 2010.
- SAK Construction of CA LP is owned by SAK Construction LLC, a national pipeline rehabilitation and tunneling industries contractor headquartered in the St. Louis area. Trenchless technology is particularly important today to rehabilitate the nation's aging water and sewer infrastructure.
- Founded in 2006, SAK Construction is led by industry veterans Jerry Shaw, president; Tom Kalishman, chairman; and Robert Affholder, vice chairman. The three SAK leaders are well known for their expertise in trenchless underground technology, including CIPP rehabilitation.
- Recent SAK Construction projects include serving as subcontractor for the CIPP portion of the Meadows Alta Parallel project for the City of Las Vegas, Nevada; a CIPP sewer rehabilitation for the City of Phoenix, Arizona, totaling more than 120,000ft; a 34,000ft CIPP sewer rehabilitation project for the City of St. Paul, Minnesota; and the 2,300ft, 96in diameter Coldwater Relief Tunnel in unincorporated St. Louis County for the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD).
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