Public works proposes construction‑manager procurement for five complex sewer force‑main replacements
Senior civil engineer David Powell asked council to approve use of a construction management contract (CMAR) for a package of five sanitary sewer force‑main replacements to reduce cost uncertainty and limit disruption; staff said the method brings contractors into design earlier and is already used in the region.
The full story
City wastewater staff proposed that council approve use of an alternative procurement method — construction management at risk (CMAR) — for a package of five sanitary sewer force‑main replacement projects, citing regulatory deadlines, complex phasing constraints and the need to reduce cost uncertainty.
Sign up to keep reading.
Your free newsletter brings you what your city council, county, and school board discussed and decided.
or