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Coral Springs amends sewer lining contract following Miller Pipeline acquisition
Summary
Commission approved an amendment to the wastewater collection system rehabilitation services contract after Miller Pipeline’s acquisition by InSituform Technologies to preserve continuity of sewer‑lining work.
The Coral Springs City Commission on Thursday approved an amendment to the city's sewer‑lining contract after the contractor Miller Pipeline was acquired by InSituform Technologies.
John, a city staff presenter, said the amendment is procedural and intended to allow the city to continue work under the existing contract despite the corporate ownership change. “This item is just to amend that contract so we continue using that contract to do sewer lining,” he said.
Why it matters: Sewer‑lining (trenchless rehabilitation) is routine capital maintenance for wastewater collection systems. The contract amendment preserves continuity of work and avoids a service gap while city officials complete administrative updates to reflect the contractor’s new corporate identity.
What the commission did: The commission voted unanimously to approve the amendment. Staff did not report changes to contract scope, pricing or schedule in the meeting presentation.
Next steps: Staff will execute the contract amendment to reflect the acquisition and continue planned lining operations under the existing agreement.
Ending: The commission approved the administrative contract amendment so ongoing sewer rehabilitation work can proceed without interruption.
