Detroit Lakes Willow Street project from Cheryl Ave to west of Washington Ave, Holmes Street from Washington Street to West of McKinley Ave and Frazee Street from Washington Ave to McKinley Ave.  SBI is updating the water main, sanitary sewer, storm sewer as well as curb and gutter and paving.  Targeted completion date is September of 2022.

The Wahpeton East Side Sanitary Sewer Phase II Project has our crews installing 2 new sanitary sewer lift stations and retrofitting the existing lift station by the Chahinkapa Zoo. We improved the sanitary sewer system by installing 18″ opencut sanitary sewer mainline and force-main bores to redirect the sanitary system to what we completed in Phase I in 2021. We also improved the potable water system, and drainage system on 2^nd and 1^st Street, just to the West of the zoo. New asphalt pavement and resident driveways were completed last year on the project. SBI will return in 2023 to finish the concrete sidewalk, work on topsoil grading, and to complete the final seeding and tree planting on the project. 

This project will consist of improvements to the road from Randolph Rd to State Highway 34.  There will be drainage improvements, widening and resurfacing of the road. The majority of the project work was completed in 2022, with some minor work remaining for the 2023 season. 

In some situations the most viable option to remedy an outdated sanitary sewer system is not to replace the pipe via traditional open cut excavation.  The City of Ada has elected to have their system improved by the use of cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining technology.  Certain isolated problem areas will need to be excavated and repaired externally prior to the installation of the CIPP liner.  By utilizing these methods the city will be left with essentially a brand new sanitary sewer system with minimal pavement restoration.

The goal of this project was to convert 7th St NE from a rural street with ditches for drainage to a city street section complete with curb & gutter and a new storm sewer system.  In addition to the street and storm sewer improvements, the sanitary sewer and water systems were extended and repaired throughout the project.  An existing ten foot wide concrete multi use path installed by SBI in the summer of 2014 was also extended within this project.  The path extension gives pedestrians a safe walkway from Hwy 10 to Summerwood Trail near the north end of this mile long road project.

The City of Hunter has two sanitary manholes that have been slowly sinking over time.  This project seeks to remedy the situation by replacing these manholes with additional precautions to avoid this situation in the future.  Helical piles will be installed beneath the new manholes to give additional support that the local soils cannot.

This project is a complete reconstruction of Front Street from HWY 9 to HWY 34, including sewer, water, storm sewer, driveways, decorative concrete, and lighting improvements.  It will include the addition of turn lanes on HWY 9 north of HWY 34 along with a mill/ overlay of HWY 9.  This project has a very tight timeline and will require a lot of resources to complete. 

This is a project to improve the intersection of Highway 10 and Park Ave in Glyndon.  Semis have a difficult time turning southbound onto Park Ave with the current configuration.  The Southwest corner of the intersection will be removed and replaced creating more space for turning.  The intersection signal system will also improved upon.  This project will begin during the 2023 season and is projected to be complete in the summer.

In some situations the most viable option to remedy an outdated sanitary sewer system is not to replace the pipe via traditional open cut excavation.  The City of Ada has elected to have their system improved by the use of cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) lining technology.  Certain isolated problem areas will need to be excavated and repaired externally prior to the installation of the CIPP liner.  By utilizing these methods the city will be left with essentially a brand new sanitary sewer system with minimal pavement restoration.