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San Luis council approves three procurement contracts for City Hall remodel, wastewater support and well power extension
Summary
The San Luis City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to award three contracts for municipal construction and utility work, including a City Hall remodel, construction management support for a wastewater expansion and a power‑line extension for a well site.
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The San Luis City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to award three contracts for municipal construction and utilities work and approved the consent agenda.
The contracts approved were: a City Hall East Wing remodel to Celis Development dba Southwest Plumbing and Air for a not‑to‑exceed amount of $149,686; construction‑phase managing support services for the West Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion to Consultant Engineering, Inc. for $94,200; and a purchase of a power‑line extension from Arizona Public Service for Well Site No. 5 at $52,050.45.
The decisions matter because they authorize immediate work and spending ahead of the fiscal year end for the remodel and secure outside expertise for a large wastewater expansion project.
Facilities Project Coordinator Edgar Juarez told the council the City Hall East Wing project includes “an addition of four new offices, new storage room, and a new restroom” and described the work as including general construction, HVAC, low‑voltage wiring, fire alarm and suppression work and relocation of partitions under plans prepared by Nicholas Engineering. Juarez said Celis Development (doing business as Southwest Plumbing and Air) was the lowest responsive bidder out of four bidders and that the contractor must complete the work before the fiscal year ends on June 30.
On the West Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion, Jorge Perez, assistant director of Public Works, described the requested contract as construction‑phase management support. Perez said the consultant would obtain an independent third‑party cost proposal for comparison to the engineer’s estimate and assist with negotiations of the final price with the construction manager at risk. Perez told the council the consultant initially proposed $388,200 for the full scope, and the motion approved by council set the award at $94,200 as presented at the meeting.
Council also approved purchase of a power‑line extension for the Well Site No. 5 project. Staff presented an invoice from Arizona Public Service for a line extension and a new transformer, and the council authorized payment of $52,050.45 and the associated budget transfer. Staff described APS as a sole‑source provider for the line extension work.
Each motion was seconded and carried with no recorded nays. The council approved the consent agenda earlier in the meeting by voice vote.
Votes at a glance
- City Hall East Wing remodel: awarded to Celis Development dba Southwest Plumbing and Air; amount not to exceed $149,686; motion carried. - West Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion (construction‑phase managing support services): awarded to Consultant Engineering, Inc.; amount approved $94,200 (staff earlier referenced a proposed amount of $388,200); motion carried. - Well Site No. 5 APS line extension: authorized payment of $52,050.45 to Arizona Public Service; motion carried. - Consent agenda: approved by motion; items not separated for discussion.
Council did not record a roll‑call vote for these items in the transcript; motions were carried by voice and the clerk announced the motions carried.
City staff said the City Hall remodel contract was procured under the city procurement code cited during the meeting, and the Well Site purchase was presented as a sole‑source invoice from APS. The wastewater consultant award will provide the city a third‑party cost comparison and negotiation support during the construction phase.
The council did not set contract numbers or resolution numbers on the record; budget transfers for the remodel and the APS purchase were approved as part of the motions.

