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36-inch cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) cost per linear foot

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Public bids put the 36-inch cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) at a median of $292 per linear foot, with the middle half of bids between $237 and $378. Based on 24 bidder prices from 6 public bid tabulations.

Median bid$292 / LF
Middle 50 % of bids$237 – $378
Bidder prices24
Bid tabulations6

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By project

OwnerStateBid openingLow bidMedian of bidsBids
2022 Preventive and Critical Lining, Phase 1Feb 2022$264$3354
2025 WMD Pipe and Manhole Rehabilitation Phase 3$220$2382
2024 WMD Pipe & Manhole Rehabilitation, Phase 1$3683
2022 Preventive and Critical Lining, Phase 2$264$2939
General Sanitary - Lincoln Park North$222$2282
35th St & Lincoln Park Sanitary Improvements$227$2044

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Questions

How much does a 36-inch cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) cost?

Public bids put the 36-inch cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) at a median of $292 per linear foot, with the middle half of bids between $237 and $378. Based on 24 bidder prices from 6 public bid tabulations.

Does the price include excavation and restoration?

It depends on each bid form: some owners include excavation, bedding, backfill or restoration in this item and others pay them as separate items. Check the item description of each source.