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CBU board approves multiple contracts, emergency repairs and capital bid award
Summary
The City of Bloomington Utilities board on March 9 approved routine financial items, several on-call and emergency service contracts, and a bid award and public-works contract for a transformer/VFD replacement at the Monroe Water Treatment Plant. The meeting also included updates on pretreatment and stormwater programs.
The City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) Utility Services Board on March 9 approved a package of routine financial items and several contracts, including an emergency repair related to a transformer failure at the Dillman facility and a contract tied to a transformer/VFD replacement at the Monroe Water Treatment Plant.
The board approved standard invoices totaling $798,788.01, utility claims of $88,132.76 and March wire transfers of $651,647.56. The board also approved customer refunds totaling $3,892.26. Catherine Zager, CBU utilities director, presented the consent agenda, which included a $4,932 contract with Electric Plus Inc. for EV charger cabling and a $5,842.29 contract with Brehob Corporation for replacement VFDs at the Dillman Wastewater Treatment Plant; the consent agenda was approved without separate consideration.
On contracts, Purchasing Manager Jose…
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