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Board approves up to $400,000 Norcrest asset-management and financial plan contract
Summary
The board approved a services agreement with Friese and Nickel (Frizay and Nichols in packet) for an asset-management and financial plan for Norcrest Water and Sewer District, not to exceed $400,000.
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Cumberland County commissioners approved a service agreement June 16 for the Norcrest Water and Sewer District to obtain an asset-management and financial plan. The board authorized execution of a contract with Friese and Nickel (listed as Frizay and Nichols in meeting materials) for an amount not to exceed $400,000 and directed the chair to execute the signed contract after legal sufficiency review.
County staff placed the item on the consent agenda and noted it was considered by the Norcrest Water and Sewer Governing Board earlier in the meeting; the governing board recommended approval. Commissioner Tyson moved approval; the motion passed unanimously.
Why it matters: the contract is intended to develop an asset-management and financial plan for the Norcrest system, a step county officials described as necessary for long-term system sustainability and planning. The contract amount was capped at $400,000.
Next steps: the county will finalize the contract documents and begin project work under the vendor’s scope; the Norcrest board and county finance staff will oversee deliverables and review early milestones.

