Overview
Under DC PLUG, Pepco is moving overhead feeders underground in Washington. On two of them, R&R Contracting crews worked under Anchor Construction.
Washington, DC
Anchor Construction for Pepco
Summary
For Anchor Construction, R&R Contracting ran a traffic control crew on DC PLUG Feeder 15009 and provided laborers and equipment operators on Feeder 14758, two of the electrical underground jobs Pepco is building in Washington, DC. R&R's work on the two feeders ran from spring 2025 into early 2026.
About the Project
DC PLUG, the DC Power Line Undergrounding initiative, is a partnership between the District and Pepco to move 20 of the District's most outage-prone overhead feeders underground, in Wards 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8.
R&R's Scope
- Feeder 15009: a traffic control crew
- Feeder 14758: laborers and equipment operators
Project Team
- Owner: Pepco
- Contractor: Anchor Construction
- Traffic control and crews: R&R Contracting
At Pepco's Champlain Substation, R&R crews also work under Anchor.
Project Duration in Months
Project Crew Size
Contract Value
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