Short answers. The bury and extension pages have the detail.
The bury is the 90 degree bend, also called a hydrant shoe, that turns the line from the main up toward a wet-barrel fire hydrant. The extension, also called a hydrant riser or spool, is the flanged spool that brings it up to grade. The hydrant sits on top; SIGMA sells the parts below it.
Match the end of the line from the main: mechanical joint (DBM), push-on (DBP) or flanged (DBF). The XBM is a mechanical joint bury designed to ANSI/AWWA C110; SIGMA sells it for Hawaii.
On SIGMA's price lists, on the Price Lists page. Product pages link to the list where one is posted. SIGMA sells through waterworks distributors, and your distributor sets your price. For contract pricing, ask your regional team.
Have the spec in hand?
Your Western regional team can help match the bury and extension to the plans.
