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Waukesha Water Utility awards $19.4 million operations center contract, approves inspection and change‑order spending
Summary
The utility commission on May 15 approved a $19.4 million construction contract with Myron plus several related payments and a $44,465 change order for the booster pump and tower project; commissioners said the project remains under the Public Service Commission authorization and will be paid in part with WIFIA funds.
The Waukesha Water Utility Commission on May 15 approved a $19,400,000 construction contract with Myron for a new Water Utility Operations Center and also authorized several related project expenditures, including $54,000 for staking and inspection services, a $28,760.76 payment to the City of Waukesha for water main offsets tied to an Area 7 flood mitigation project, and a $44,465.56 change order for contract package 33A.
The operations center contract, recommended by utility staff and the project architect, includes selected alternates (an EDPM roof rather than a metal roof, a pond liner using HDPE, additional covered storage bins and a bulk water fill station) and is financed within the utility’s previously approved Public Service Commission (PSC) authorization. Staff said the award and chosen…
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