# Mississippi Procurement Portal #3170036659

Macon Sewer System Inspection and Rehabilitation

**Posted:** September 30, 2026
**Respond By:** October 09, 2026
**Identifier:** 3170036659
**NAICS:** 237110

The City of Macon, Mississippi, is seeking firms for sewer inspection and rehabilitation work in Noxubee County.
- **Government buyer:** City of Macon, Mississippi; the notice is listed through MPTAP. Work is in Noxubee County.
- **Solicitation support/vendor:** Perma Corp is soliciting subcontractor and supplier proposals for the project. No other vendors are named.
- **OEMs:** No product manufacturers or equipment brands are identified.
- **Requested work:**
  - Phase 1: Inspect and clean 3,600 linear feet of sewer line using a television camera, plus 800 linear feet of heavy cleaning.
  - Phase 2: Unit-price rehabilitation work, with one bid-schedule allowance for each listed item. Work includes PVC sewer main replacement, point repairs, cementitious manhole lining and replacement, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP), backfill, resurfacing, erosion control, service reconnections, cleanouts, and frame-and-cover replacement.
- **Notable technical details:** Main replacement is for 8-inch and 10-inch SDR 26 PVC at specified depth bands. CIPP items cover 8-inch and 10-inch pipe at 6 mm nominal thickness, with additional 1.5 mm thickness options. Service reconnections are for existing 4-inch or 6-inch services; manhole work includes 48-inch nominal inside-diameter structures.
- **Performance period:** A completion-time heading is present, but no duration or performance dates are specified.

### Description

The opportunity seeks subcontractor proposals for sewer system inspection and rehabilitation work for the City of Macon in Noxubee County, Mississippi. Phase 1 includes sewer-line inspection using a television camera with cleaning and heavy cleaning. Phase 2 provides unit-price items for rehabilitation, including sewer main replacement, point repairs, manhole lining and replacement, cured-in-place pipe, resurfacing, and related work. Proposals must be received by October 8, 2026; the source says subcontractors may submit prices for items they are qualified to perform.

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