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Warren City Council approves tentative $110.5 million contract award for wastewater incinerator improvements
Summary
The Warren City Council voted unanimously July 2 to approve a resolution tentatively awarding a $110.5 million contract to replace the wastewater treatment plant incinerator, contingent on Michigan Clean Water SRF funding and final state approval.
Warren City Council on Wednesday approved a resolution to tentatively award a $110.5 million contract for incinerator improvements at the City of Warren wastewater treatment plant, contingent on securing Michigan Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) funding and completing state review.
City wastewater staff told the council the vote is a procedural step to allow submission of the SRF Part 3 application required to secure low-interest loan funding and potential principal forgiveness. Donna Dordeski, City of Warren Wastewater Treatment Plant Division, said, “This step allows us to submit part 3 application, which is the final step in securing funding for this project. And in order to submit part 3 application to the state of Michigan to secure the clean water, SRF…
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