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Coeur d'Alene approves contract to rehabilitate Hanley Well, not to exceed $200,000
Summary
The City Council voted unanimously Nov. 4 to award the Hanley Well rehabilitation contract to the lowest responsive bidder, with staff saying the base bid was $94,513 and the city's budgeted authority allows spending up to $200,000 if wear-item replacements are required.
Coeur d'Alene — The Coeur d'Alene City Council on Nov. 4 approved a contract to rehabilitate the Hanley Well, awarding the work to the lowest responsive bidder and authorizing city staff to proceed with a budget not to exceed $200,000.
City water-department staff said the Hanley Well, originally drilled in 1990, houses a vertical turbine pump whose motor sits above ground; rehabilitation work will remove, inspect and clean the column pipe, line shaft and pump components and perform a downhole video inspection to confirm casing and screen condition. Glenn, a water-department staff member, told the council that…
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