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Bowling Green receives $10.1 million low bid for wastewater plant final clarifier project
Summary
The city received a low bid of $10,100,000 from Peterson Construction for the wastewater treatment plant final clarifier project; staff said construction could take 18 months to two years and an insurance estimate was cited in the meeting.
Public Infrastructure Director O'Connell reported that Peterson Construction submitted the low bid of $10,100,000 for the wastewater treatment plant final clarifier project. City staff noted the project's insurance estimate was stated in the meeting as "11 0.2" (an insurance estimate figure referenced by staff), and that Peterson has performed previous work for the city at both the wastewater and water plants.
O'Connell said construction is expected to take about a year and a half to possibly two years. The city also received consultant qualifications for a water plant reservoir study and has selected a top-ranked firm and planned further contract discussions.
No formal contract award motion was recorded during the meeting; O'Connell presented the bid results and said staff will proceed with next steps including contract discussions and project scheduling. Council did not adopt a construction contract or authorize funding during this meeting; staff indicated further administrative action would follow.
