Marjorie Street Pumping Station

Completed Updated July 15, 2026

Project Overview

This project involved building a small new wastewater pumping station, to provide services to residents within the Marjorie Street and Sylvester Street area. In addition to the pump station construction, the project includes the construction of a new sewer force main which will direct flow up Marjorie Street and into the existing sewer system on Essex Avenue. The object is to have all residents on Marjorie Street connected to the Marjorie Pump Station. This project is eligible for State financial assistance through the Wastewater State Aid Grant (SAG) funding program.  

A Public Preconstruction Meeting was held on April 23, 2024, on-site at the pumping station at the end of Marjorie Street. 

 

Start: September 30, 2024

Substantial completion: December 31, 2024

Final completion: January 31, 2025

Estimated construction cost: $1,846,860.47 (Sewer Enterprise Fund)

Design Engineer: Wright Pierce

Contractor: Albanese D&S, Inc.

Project Team

City Staff: Christine Sproviero, Project Manager, Office: (603) 766-1755, Email: crSproviero@portsmouthnh.gov

Area of Impact

Project FAQ

What is the Marjorie Street Pumping Station project?

The project involves building a new wastewater pumping station to provide service to residents in the Marjorie Street and Sylvester Street area.

What additional infrastructure is included in the project?

In addition to the pump station, the project includes construction of a new sewer force main that will direct flow along Marjorie Street into the existing sewer system on Essex Avenue.

What is the purpose of the project?

The goal of the project is to ensure that residents on Marjorie Street are connected to the new pumping station.

When is construction scheduled?

Construction is scheduled to begin September 30, 2024, with substantial completion expected by December 31, 2024 and final completion by January 31, 2025.

How is the project funded?

The project is eligible for State financial assistance through the Wastewater State Aid Grant (SAG) funding program.