Dear Resident,
As a part of Columbia Gas of Virginia’s commitment to provide safe and reliable natural gas to its customers and nearby residents, we have made a significant investment to replace natural gas pipelines in your community as a part of a multi-phase, multi-year program to modernize its natural gas distribution system.
The construction phase of the DVA6 pipeline replacement project on Phases 4A and 4C have been completed. This project replaced the aging steel pipe with state-of-the art coated steel pipe. Thanks to advancements in technology since the aging gas line was first put into service, we have now installed specially designed, long-lasting lines more suited for underground use.
We would like to thank you for your patience over the last several months as we have worked to complete this important safety and infrastructure upgrade.
Over the course of the next several weeks, our crews will be working to restore any disturbed areas to their pre-construction condition. Weather permitting, the landscaping and restoration work is expected to begin shortly after the Thanksgiving holiday and conclude in early 2025. This will include repairing any hard surfaces that were disturbed as part of the DVA6 project.
As a critical infrastructure provider, we work to provide safety, service, and comfort to our customers and the communities we serve. If you have any questions, please email me at info@dva6project.com.
Dear Resident,
Columbia Gas is committed to keeping you informed as the construction of the DVA6 project progresses. Construction is moving forward and is on schedule for completion.
Please be aware that this week, October 21st through October 25th, there are some processes that need to occur to tap into the infrastructure that may cause minor disturbances within your community. Intermittently you will hear some periods of loud noise and may smell some of the odorant added to natural gas.
These activities will be focused near Fox Den Road and Purcell Road. During this time services will be tied into the existing infrastructure.
As a critical infrastructure provider, we work to provide safety, service, and comfort to our customers and the communities we serve. We encourage community members to visit our project site at www.dva6project.comand sign up to receive updates. If you have any questions, please email us at info@dva6project.com.
Dear Resident,
Columbia Gas is committed to keeping you informed as the construction of the DVA6 project progresses. Construction is moving forward and is on schedule for completion.
Please be aware that on the week of October 10th through October 17th, 2024 that we will be conducting water testing in the new pipeline and that you may hear loud noises during the course of this exercise. This noise is normal as the pipe is filled with water and then the water is removed.
As we complete the final portions of the pipeline project, you may continue to experience some minor disturbances. There may be additional traffic from larger vehicles near the construction site. If traffic control is needed, a state-certified flagging crew will be on-site to ensure safety and maintain the flow of vehicles traveling around the site. You may also hear additional noise from construction equipment during the hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
As a critical infrastructure provider, we work to provide safety, service, and comfort to our customers and the communities we serve. We encourage community members to visit our project site at www.dva6project.com and sign up to receive updates. If you have any questions, please email us at info@dva6project.com.
Columbia Gas is committed to keeping you informed as the construction of the DVA6 project progresses. Construction is moving forward and is on schedule for completion.
Please be aware that on the week of August 19 through August 23, 2024 that we will be conducting water testing in the new pipeline and that you will hear loud noises during the course of this exercise. This noise is normal as the pipe is filled with water and then the water is removed.
The trail that connects Saunders Middle School and the adjacent neighborhoods will also be closed during this time and there will be no access to it until all testing has been completed.
As a critical infrastructure provider, we work to provide safety, service, and comfort to our customers and the communities we serve. If you have any questions, please email us at info@dva6project.com.
Dear Resident,
Columbia Gas is committed to keeping you informed throughout the construction process of the DVA 6 project. We would like to provide you with an updated construction schedule as we know many residents will plan to be outdoors during the 4th of July holiday. The construction will pause on July 4th and resume the normal construction schedule on the 5th.The full schedule is listed below for this week.
July 3rd: Construction Ends at Noon (12 p.m.)
July 4th: No Construction Occurring
July 5th: Construction Occurring
July 6th: Construction Occurring
July 7th: No Construction Occurring
Please reach out to our team at info@dva6project.com if you have any questions.
Dear Community
This advisory is to provide you with information on work that will begin this month that may impact you.
What: Columbia Gas’ pipeline replacement project is an approximately three-mile project to replace the aging steel pipe with state-of-the art coated steel pipe.
When: Beginning in mid-May and expected to be completed by late September.
Where: This phase is located in Prince William County and stretches from approximately Carapace Court (privately-owned) in Dale City, goes behind Herbert J. Saunders Middle School’s ballfields and homes on Rhode Island Drive and ends at approximately Olender Park Court. Construction will occur within Columbia Gas’ 50-foot easement.
Why: This project is a necessary and significant investment to ensure safe and reliable natural gas delivery to our customers.
What to Expect: As we work to complete the pipeline replacement project, you may experience some minor disturbances. There may be additional traffic from larger vehicles near the construction site. If traffic control is needed, a state-certified flagging crew will be on-site to ensure safety and maintain the flow of vehicles traveling around the site. You may also hear additional noise from construction equipment during the hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
As a critical infrastructure provider, we work to provide safety, service, and comfort to our customers and the communities we serve. We will strive to keep you informed as to any work associated with the new pipeline replacement project. We encourage community members to visit this project site regularly and sign up to receive updates.
