The City of Mountain View rehabilitated the severely deteriorated interceptor force trunk main that runs from the Shoreline Sewer Pump Station through a driving range/golf course to the Palo Alto Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project rehabilitated 1,083 feet of the 42-inch interceptor force trunk main, replaced the existing flanged outlet manhole adjacent to the pump station and constructed an additional downstream manhole adjacent to Michael’s Restaurant. BKF provided the civil engineering design services for the project, including project administration and coordination, design development, and preparation of construction documents.

• Rehabilitation of 1,083 feet of 42-inch interceptor force trunk main
• Alternatives evaluated included sliplining with HDPE or PVC, CIPP, Spiral-Wound Liner, and Fiber-Reinforced Mortar
• Designed temporary sewer bypass system to meet PWWF of 25 MGD
• Designed replacement of existing WSP flanged manhole and installation of a 30-foot deep new manhole
• Prepared an Initial Study (IS) to meet the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
• Construction of an additional downstream manhole
• 2022 APWA Silicon Valley, Project of the Year, Utilities, $2-5M

• Award-Winning Core Team:
  Owner: City of Mountain View
  General Contractor: SAK Construction