Lawrenceville approves Creek Wood Cove storm drain project

At the city’s March 23 city council meeting held by teleconference, Lawrenceville approved a contract for storm drain replacement at 1291 Creek Wood Cove.

This project consists of demolition and removal of the existing storm drain system and installation of a new drain system using RCP and HDPE pipe that will tie-in to existing structures. The project will also include the installation of a curb and gutter.

This infrastructure project is awarded to the lowest of 7 bidders, The Dickerson Group, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $250,322. This project is funded by the city’s Capital Outlay Fund.

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