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Categorical Exclusion Notice: Marshall Phase 9 Water and Sewer Improvements

This notice announces a categorical exclusion determination for the Marshall Phase 9 Water and Sewer Improvements project in Marshall, Alaska, issued by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's Village Safe Water Program. - Government Buyer: - Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation - Village Safe Water Program - Project Scope: - Repair or replacement of existing water and sewer mains and services - Extension of circulating water mains and provision of new water services - Extension of sewer mains with new service connections - Inspection of an existing sewer main - Upgrades to equipment in the water treatment plant - Environmental Determination: - Project is exempt from further environmental review under the Village Safe Water Capital Improvement Project Grant Program - Determination confirms no significant impact to treatment capacity, cultural resources, endangered species habitats, or the human environment - Project is not expected to cause public controversy - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are mentioned in the notice - Unique Requirements: - Focus on infrastructure improvements and compliance with environmental standards - No procurement of specific branded equipment or technology identified at this stage

Description

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's Village Safe Water Program has determined that the Marshall Phase 9 Water and Sewer Improvements project is eligible for a Categorical Exclusion under 18 AAC 76.040, exempting it from further environmental review. The project involves repairing or replacing existing water and sewer mains and services, extending circulating water mains, providing new water services, extending sewer mains with service connections, inspecting an existing sewer main, and upgrading equipment in the water treatment plant. The project will not significantly affect treatment capacity, cultural resources, endangered species habitats, or the quality of the human environment, and will not cause significant public controversy.

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