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Bay County approves $402,284 task order for North Bay wastewater sequencing batch reactor work
Summary
The board authorized task order 25-06WW to DuBerry Engineering for $402,284 for post‑design and construction engineering and inspection services on the North Bay sequencing batch reactor project; funding will come through an HMGP grant for Hurricane Sally damage.
Bay County commissioners on Aug. 5 approved a task order to DuBerry Engineering Incorporated for post‑design and construction engineering and inspection services at the North Bay wastewater treatment facility.
The board authorized task order 25-06WW in the amount of $402,284 and directed the chairman to execute the order, with any attorney‑approved modifications. The item was presented by county utilities staff and approved by unanimous roll call.
County staff said the project is funded through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) as reimbursement for damage from Hurricane Sally. Staff explained the North Bay system currently lacks redundancy and the project will add a third tank to provide resiliency if equipment fails during a major event. The presenter said the plan has a capacity of 1,500,000 (units not specified in the meeting) and the third tank will add roughly one‑third more capacity.
The board recorded no further financing breakdown on the record; staff said funding will be provided through the HMGP mechanism. The task order authorizes construction‑phase engineering and inspection services to support the sequencing batch reactor installation.
