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Pasco seeks $314,000 change order for wastewater solids-treatment work

September 09, 2025 | Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington


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Pasco seeks $314,000 change order for wastewater solids-treatment work
Public Works staff presented change order No. 4 Sept. 8 for the wastewater treatment plant Phase 2A project, describing a package of small-site and mechanical items related to the solids-treatment train.
Director Maria Sarah said the Phase 2A work focuses on solids dewatering and thickening so biosolids can be transported off-site. The original contract was awarded at just under $14 million; earlier change orders totaled about $350,000. Change order No. 4 is for $314,000 and covers identified site repairs, mechanical adjustments and items that emerged during system integration and start-up.
Sarah said most major construction tasks are complete and portions of the facility have been turned over to operations, but integration of components requires additional effort and sequencing; staff anticipates completion during 2026. The change-order request covers identified corrective work, additional mechanical components and areas of resurfacing uncovered during construction.
No council vote on the change order is recorded in the Sept. 8 workshop minutes; staff recommended approval and offered to answer technical questions.

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