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Cloverdale awards construction contract to Terracon for Wells 7 and 8 improvements
Summary
The city council accepted a bid from Terracon Construction Inc. to complete topside mechanical, SCADA integration and related improvements for Wells 7 and 8, approving the contract with a 5% contingency; the vote was 5–0.
The Cloverdale City Council on Aug. 13 approved awarding the construction contract for the Cloverdale Water Treatment Plant Well and Station Improvement Project (Wells 7 and 8) to Terracon Construction Incorporated.
Why it matters: The project covers topside mechanical work, SCADA integration, pumps, piping and the well building—work the city says is needed to improve local water supply and avoid escalating cost increases by moving forward now.
Public Works Director Derek (last name not provided) explained that the drilling portion had gone to Well Industries Inc. and the current contract covers topside mechanical work and integration. He told the council the bid includes a 5% contingency and quoted a total figure of $8,628,460 (including the contingency) during the presentation.
Councilmember motioned and seconded acceptance of the Terracon bid; the council voted 5–0 to award the contract.
Discussion vs. decision: Council discussion focused on scope of work and bid numbers; the formal decision was to accept the Terracon bid and award the construction contract.
Implementation notes: The council approved the award by motion and directed staff to proceed with contract finalization and project management under the city’s procurement and project oversight process.
