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PROJECTpipes is Washington Gas’ 40-year accelerated pipeline replacement program, launched in 2014 in the District of Columbia, that is designed to enhance the safety and reliability of our system. The plan, approved by the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia (PSC) – Order No. 17602 - has allowed us to work over the past ...
- Pipe Replacement Projects
Our online Project Map provides detailed information about...
- Pipe Replacement Projects
In order to understand the construction process involved in replacing or remediating the underground natural gas piping system, one should know the three basic piping terms: main line, service line, and gas meter. A main line is the pipe that carries natural gas to multiple customers and extended areas.
Our online Project Map provides detailed information about the location of Washington Gas' pipe replacement projects and outages displayed on a Google-integrated map. In addition to the project map, you may also email us at construction@washgas.com or call 703-750-5100 for more information.
PROJECT pipes is a 40-year accelerated pipeline replacement program from Washington Gas (WGL) to modernize the 1,200-mile natural gas distribution system in the District and enhance overall system resiliency, reliability, and safety for nearly 165,000 gas customers.
There are 39 pipeline operators in Washington operating over 47,000 miles of pipelines. 29 of the pipelines carry natural gas and 10 carry hazardous liquids such as gasoline and jet fuel. There are 11 interstate pipelines in Washington - six carry liquid and five carry natural gas.
OCE staff assures compliance to these regulations on an ongoing basis through several actions: Assigning a pipeline safety program manager trained and certified by the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) to lead, direct, and champion the program
Standards A group of documents that specify requirements for construction and operation of natural gas pipelines. These include The Minimum Federal Safety Standards (49 CFR 192) and standards issued by other organizations and incorporated by reference in Part 192. Unlike
