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Berkeley County approves $2.26 million award for landfill gas-collection expansion
Summary
Council accepted a public-utilities committee recommendation to award a $2,260,850 contract to SCS Field Services to add 50 landfill gas collection wells to meet air regulations.
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Berkeley County Council approved a contract award to expand the landfill gas collection and control system, authorizing SCS Field Services to add 50 new wells at a cost of $2,260,850.
"On recommendation of the Committee, I move to award the rep for the landfill gas collection and control system expansion to SCS Field Services in the amount of $2,260,850 from capital improvement funds to add 50 new gas collection wells to the existing 120 wells to meet the new air regulations," said the public-utilities committee chair in the committee report. The committee motion was moved and the council approved the award by voice vote.
The committee described the project as necessary to meet new air-regulation requirements by expanding the county's existing system of landfill gas collection wells. The action was presented as a capital-improvement expenditure to be funded from capital improvement funds.
The council recorded the committee report and adopted the recommendation; no public opposition or alternative bidders were raised during the meeting record. Next steps include contract finalization and project scheduling by county public-works staff and the contractor.

