CIPP project current on payments; two pipe sections must be dug and replaced before lining
October 01, 2026 | Marathon City, Marathon County, Wisconsin
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Commissioners were told the Cure-In-Place Piping (CIPP) project is current on payment for completed work and that a large contingency sum remains in the project budget. The Village and Matt from Vierbicher are evaluating adding more areas to the contract to use contingency funds.
Staff identified two sections of pipe that cannot be lined and must be dug and replaced before lining can proceed. Matt will be onsite Sept. 4 to paint or mark the sections that need replacement so a dig can be scheduled. Commissioners were not asked to vote on scope additions at this meeting.
Staff identified two sections of pipe that cannot be lined and must be dug and replaced before lining can proceed. Matt will be onsite Sept. 4 to paint or mark the sections that need replacement so a dig can be scheduled. Commissioners were not asked to vote on scope additions at this meeting.
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