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OCWUT approves plans to advertise balancing-tank replacement at Atoka pipeline
Summary
The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust approved plans and specifications to be advertised for replacement of two balancing tanks at the Atoka pipeline’s Colgate and Macomb pump stations; staff gave an estimated cost and trustees approved moving to the bidding stage.
The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust on Feb. 11 approved plans and specifications to be advertised for replacing two balancing tanks at the Atoka pipeline pump stations in Colgate and Macomb.
The project will replace the two balancing tanks at the extreme ends of the Atoka pipeline; trustees were told three other tanks at Stonewall, ADA and Konawa were replaced in a previous phase. The trust approved the plans so staff can proceed to advertise for bids.
Larry Hare (staff member) presented the project, saying it will “replace the 2 balancing tanks on the extreme ends of the Atoka pipeline at Colgate and Macomb.” Hare gave an estimated price during the presentation, stating it as “about, $1,617,000,000” in the meeting record. The estimate was presented as approximate and was not broken down in the meeting.
Trustees moved and voted to approve the plans and specifications; the motion passed, and the item will proceed to advertising for bids. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally for the vote.
Work on the Atoka pipeline has proceeded in phases, with prior replacements at Stonewall, ADA and Konawa completed in an earlier stage.
