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Post Falls approves Wigan service contract, accepts reduced membrane warranty tied to DuPont ship date
Summary
Council approved a separate service contract with Wigan Water Technologies to provide remote support and site visits for the water reclamation facility membrane system, accepting revised prorated warranty terms after staff found DuPont's warranty to Wigan was backdated to the module ship date, shortening the city's effective coverage.
The Post Falls City Council approved a new service contract with Wigan Water Technologies and accepted adjusted warranty terms for the tertiary membrane filtration modules used in the city’s water reclamation facility.
Public Works Director John Beacham said the membrane equipment has been in operation with city staff since March 31, 2025, but the manufacturer’s warranty (DuPont, previously Dow Chemical) provided to Wigan was dated from the modules’ ship date. That earlier start date backdated DuPont’s warranty, effectively shortening the warranty window the city would receive if Wigan simply passed its existing DuPont warranty…
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