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Panama City approves $4.56 million generator for Millville plant as city cites DEP consent order
Summary
The Panama City Commission unanimously awarded a $4,564,600 contract to replace the Millville Wastewater Treatment Plant generator and approved a separate $212,000 odor-control installation; staff said the work is required under a Department of Environmental Protection consent order and that a feasibility study on longer-term options is pending.
The Panama City Commission voted unanimously June 24 to award a $4,564,600 contract to Marshall Brothers to replace the generator that provides backup power for the Millville Wastewater Treatment Plant.
City staff told commissioners the generator replacement is intended to provide full standby power to operate the plant in the event of commercial power loss. The award follows a competitive bidding process; staff said four bids were opened and Marshall Brothers submitted the lowest responsive proposal for $4,564,600. "Staff recommends the city award the bid to Marshall Brothers in the amount of $4,564,600," the staff presentation said.
Commissioners also approved a separate $212,000 contract, again to Marshall Brothers, to install a 500 cubic-feet-per-minute biological odor-control unit with a…
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