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County authorizes contracts for Veil Avenue sanitary sewer replacement and related engineering work

5410134 · July 16, 2025
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Summary

The board authorized agreements with Atlantic Testing Laboratories, Collier's Engineering and Delaware Engineering for work tied to the Veil Avenue sanitary sewer replacement in the town of Stillwater and related wastewater plant tank upgrades; the items were approved as part of the bundled resolutions.

Saratoga County supervisors authorized several professional contracts related to sanitary-sewer work and infrastructure upgrades during the July 15 meeting.

Resolutions read by the clerk included authorization of an agreement with Atlantic Testing Laboratories Limited for work on the Veil Avenue area sanitary sewer replacement in the town of Stillwater (Resolution 200), authorizing an agreement with Collier's Engineering and Design for surveying and design services for the same project (Resolution 201), and authorizing Delaware Engineering DPC for engineering services related to fuel tank and tank-system upgrades at the Saratoga County Sewer District No. 1 wastewater treatment plant (Resolution 202). The budget impact statements attached to those resolutions state there is no county budget impact and that funds are included in the department budget.

All three items were approved as part of the board's grouped consent approval. A motion to approve all resolutions was moved and seconded; the roll-call vote recorded 15 yes votes.

The transcript contains no further details about contract values, project timelines, procurement competition, or construction schedules. Departments and contracting parties named in the resolutions will be responsible for following the usual procurement and project-administration requirements specified in their agreements; those specifics were not read into the public audio record.