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Council approves $195,235 task order with McClure for 2025 sewer lining project
Summary
The Excelsior Springs City Council approved Resolution No. 1570 to authorize a task order with McClure Engineering for engineering, design and construction administration of the 2025 sanitary sewer lining and rehabilitation project; the work is part of a larger Army Corps-funded effort.
The Excelsior Springs City Council on an evening vote approved a task order with McClure Engineering for engineering and construction-phase services on the 2025 sanitary sewer lining and rehabilitation project.
The council approved Resolution No. 1570 after staff presented a task order fee of $195,235 for engineering, design, construction administration and observation. The work is part of a project funded through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with a total Army Corps funding amount of $2,374,166.67 for the engineering/construction phase and a $645,000 match shown as capital improvements.
Chad Birdsong, speaking to the council, described the task order and funding sources: "McClure has prepared a task order for engineering services ... The fee for this work totals $195,235 for engineering and design along with construction administration and observation. The funding agreement is already in place with the Army Corps of Engineers, with $2,374,166.67 for the engineering construction phase." The council asked no questions before voting.
Council members recorded aye votes during roll call; the mayor announced, "Yes. Thank you. Resolution number 15 70 is approved." The resolution authorizes city staff to proceed with McClure Engineering under the city's on-call contract for the sewer rehab work.
The staff presentation identified the Army Corps as the primary funding partner and the city's capital improvements fund as the match. No amendments or conditions were recorded in the meeting discussion. The council's action was limited to approving the task order; the transcript does not record a timeline for design completion or construction start dates.
The approval moves the design and construction administration steps forward for the sanitary sewer lining and rehabilitation project; subsequent construction-authorizing actions were not addressed at the meeting.
