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Council authorizes $442,276 in electrical upgrades at wastewater plant and approves inspection supplement with PEC
Summary
The council authorized Butler Rural Electric Co-op to install a redundant power feed and upgraded transformers at the wastewater treatment plant for $442,276 and approved Supplemental Agreement No. 3 with Professional Engineering Consultants PA to increase construction-administration/inspection services and days.
The Andover City Council on June 11 authorized electrical upgrades at the city’s wastewater treatment plant — a redundant feed and upgraded transformers supplied by Butler Rural Electric Cooperative — for an estimated $442,276, and accepted Supplemental Agreement No. 3 with Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) PA to cover additional inspection and construction-administration services tied to an extended construction schedule.
Rick (city staff) told the council the plant needs larger transformers and a redundant feed so that if one feed goes out the other automatically keeps critical systems operational: "We knew there was gonna be an increased need of power so that the transformers that are…
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