Rock River Seeks Bids to Expand Infiltration Gallery Near Arlington

The Town of Rock River posted a public procurement notice on Feb. 24, 2026, seeking bids to expand the town’s existing infiltration gallery located near Arlington in Albany County. The notice identifies a targeted scope of work that centers on extending the current gallery with new pipe sections.

Specifically, the project aims to add three additional 30-foot sections of 8-inch perforated Schedule 40 PVC pipe to the town’s infiltration gallery near Arlington, a total of 90 feet of new perforated pipe. The notice uses the technical specification “8-inch perforated Schedule 40 PVC pipe” to describe the material to be installed, signaling the project’s engineered, modular nature.

The procurement notice was issued by the Town of Rock River and is styled as a public bid opportunity for contractors to submit proposals for the gallery expansion. The town’s announcement on Feb. 24 invited qualified bidders to examine the stated work of adding the three 30-foot pipe sections to the existing system near Arlington; the notice frames the work as an expansion rather than a standalone new installation.

Albany County residents living near Arlington will see this specific description — three 30-foot sections of 8-inch perforated Schedule 40 PVC pipe — in the procurement language, providing a clear measure of the project’s footprint. The arithmetic in the notice equates to 90 feet of new perforated pipe appended to Rock River’s existing infiltration infrastructure.

As posted on Feb. 24 and reported here on Feb. 26, 2026, the Town of Rock River’s procurement notice formally puts the gallery expansion out to bid and defines the work by the pipe specifications and the attachment to the town’s existing infiltration gallery near Arlington. Contractors interested in the Town of Rock River opportunity will base proposals on those measurements and the specified Schedule 40 material as outlined in the notice.