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Commission approves piggyback contract for evaluation of Well No. 11
Summary
The commission unanimously approved Resolution 2025-02 to authorize a piggyback procurement with Connect Consulting Inc. for an evaluation of Well No. 11 related to increased salt intrusion in the water supply; the contract amount in the agenda was $61,890 and staff confirmed the procurement uses the City of Palm Coast piggyback.
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The Flagler Beach City Commission on Jan. 23 unanimously approved Resolution 2025-02 to authorize a contract with Connect Consulting Inc. for an evaluation of Well No. 11 connected to increased salt intrusion. The agenda listed the not-to-exceed amount as $61,890.
Why this matters: the evaluation targets salt intrusion at a municipal well, an operational concern for the city’s potable water supply.
Discussion and procurement
Commissioner Cooley asked whether the contract was a piggyback of a Palm Coast contract because the packet included the Palm Coast agreement. Staff (Penny) confirmed the city intends to piggyback the City of Palm Coast contract for the same dollar amount; the Palm Coast contract text was included in the packet as supporting documentation.
Vote
The commission approved the resolution unanimously. No public comment was offered on this item.
Ending
Staff will execute the piggyback contract with Connect Consulting Inc. and proceed with the Well No. 11 evaluation in accordance with the contract terms.

