Northeast Boundary Utility Relocations Project

Watermain Replacement on 6th and R Streets NW

Overview

In preparation for the construction of the Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project, which started in 2017, DC Water relocated existing water, sewer, gas, electric and communication services at pivotal points along the tunnel alignment. The relocation of these services along the future tunnel alignment was critical for successful completion of the project.

Scope of Work

  • Relocation of 700 feet of Sewers
  • Relocation of 2,100 feet of Water Mains
  • Relocation of 2,400 feet of Electric Power Lines
  • Relocation of 1,320 feet of Gas Lines
  • Relocation of 420 feet of Communication Lines

Partners

DC Water worked collaboratively with the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to assess construction impacts and develop mitigation measures to vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle, and transit operations. DC Water also worked closely with Washington Gas, Pepco, Verizon, Comcast, and Verizon Business to ensure work was coordinated at each Construction Site and to minimize disruptions in these services.

Project Location Map

 

Contact Information

Senior Public Outreach Officer: Hadiah Jordan (202) 787-4717

Email: dccleanrivers@dcwater.com

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