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Hampstead advances PFAS treatment: $19.5M Board of Public Works request, intent-to-award letters issued
Summary
Town staff told the council the town seeks $19.5 million in state/EPA funding for a PFAS centralization and water-treatment project, has issued intent-to-award letters for pipeline construction and inspection services, and expects to begin some construction this summer pending MDE and BPW approvals.
Town of Hampstead staff told the Mayor and Council that the town is advancing a multi-contract water-treatment and centralization project to address PFAS and that $19.5 million in state and EPA funding was scheduled for Board of Public Works consideration the day after the council meeting.
Jim (town staff) said the town applied earlier in the year for an additional $8,150,000 to help finance the project and that, to move the pipeline portion forward, staff had issued intent-to-award letters to a construction contractor and an inspection firm. "Once we have Board of Public Works approval tomorrow, along with signed contracts with both firms and all paperwork done, we'll issue notices to proceed," Jim said.
Why this matters: The project is the…
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