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Votes at a glance: Sept. 2 Evansville Water and Sewer Utility Board meeting

5877024 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions the board approved Sept. 2, including the consent agenda, bid advertisement for water treatment plant improvements (U1277), the Wessler SCADA master plan contract, Amendment No. 3 to American StructurePoint, and a small change order for Burkhart Crossing improvements.

The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility Board took the following formal actions on Sept. 2 (voice votes recorded as “aye”):

- Consent agenda: Approved minutes of Aug. 19, payroll for week ending Aug. 17 ($188,083.47) and week ending Aug. 24 ($456,888.33), accounts payable voucher register for Sept. 2, pay request Appendix A for Sept. 2, a two‑month contract extension with Shekel for HVAC maintenance, and extension of the Smart Energy Water Cloud service subscription.

- Bid advertisement (Bid Package 3, U1277): Authorized staff to advertise for public bids for water treatment plant improvements (see separate article). Engineer’s estimate for the low‑service pumping station package presented as approximately $20,000,000.

- Contract award: Approved new professional services agreement to Wessler Engineering Inc. for a SCADA master plan, $297,500.

- Contract amendment: Approved Amendment No. 3 to American StructurePoint, increasing the contract by $372,140 (new not‑to‑exceed total $1,248,831) to extend program management and RPR services to additional water projects.

- Change order: Approved Change Order No. 1 increasing the contract with Overstee/Cobenstein Contracting Inc. for Burkhart Crossing Improvements by $3,511.50 to cover additional fittings, asphalt repair and final quantity adjustments; revised contract amount reported as $490,546.50.

All motions were made, seconded and approved by voice vote; the meeting record provided no roll‑call tallies or recorded dissenters.