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Panama City approves $4.56 million generator, $212,000 odor unit for Millville wastewater plant; relocation study remains under way
Summary
The commission awarded a $4,564,600 contract to Marshall Brothers to replace the Millville Wastewater Treatment Plant generator and approved a separate $212,000 contract for an odor control unit; staff said the work responds to a DEP consent order and FEMA HMGP funding while a feasibility study on relocation and other options continues.
The Panama City Commission on June 24 approved two contracts to improve reliability and reduce odors at the Millville Wastewater Treatment Plant and heard updates on a separate feasibility study about the plant's long‑term future.
Staff recommended and the commission approved the low responsive bid from Marshall Brothers of $4,564,600 to replace the plant's standby generator. “The lowest responsive bid was from Marshall Brothers in the amount of $4,564,600.00,” staff said in the agenda presentation. Staff said the project is intended to replace the existing generator so the plant can remain fully operational during commercial power loss.
City staff told commissioners the…
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