Water Street Sewer Interceptor Replacement Project

The Town of Plymouth has entered into a construction contract with Northern Construction Service, LLC of Palmer, MA, to complete the Water Street Sewer Interceptor Replacement Project.

The existing Water Street Sewer Interceptor is a 30-inch diameter reinforced concrete (RCP) sewer interceptor that was originally constructed in 1969 and serves as the primary pipeline for conveying wastewater flows from downtown Plymouth to the Water Street Pump Station. The interceptor is approximately 1,400 linear feet and is located within Plymouth Harbor. 

In 2021, the Town appropriated funds for the design and construction of the Water Street Sewer Interceptor Replacement project through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding program. The Town retained Environmental Partners in the Fall of 2021 to complete the design and permitting for the interceptor replacement work. The replacement of the existing 30-inch RCP interceptor with a deep open-cut combined interceptor and gravity sewer on Water Street was selected as the most cost-effective solution that would best adhere to the Town's desired construction schedule of completing all work by the Summer of 2023. Construction began December of 2022.

A public informational meeting was held on November 10, 2022 where Town staff and Environmental Partners provided an overview of the project, including the anticipated construction schedule, and possible impact on the area. See the presentation (PDF).

A public informational meeting was held on May 19, 2023 where Town staff and Environmental Partners provided an update on construction and an anticipated schedule for upcoming work. See the presentation (PDF).

A public informational meeting was held on November 8, 2023 where Town staff and Environmental Partners provided an update on construction progress to date and an anticipated schedule for upcoming work. See the presentation (PDF) here.

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