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Casa Grande council approves $5.59 million contract for Treckle Road relief sewer

City of Casa Grande City Council · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 5896 to award Lisonbee Mills Contracting LLC a guaranteed-maximum-price contract not to exceed $5,586,519 (plus a $175,683 contingency) to build the Treckle Road Relief Sewer project to add capacity in a key sewer line.

The City of Casa Grande City Council voted to award a construction manager‑at‑risk contract to Lisonbee Mills Contracting LLC for the Treckle Road Relief Sewer project under a guaranteed‑maximum price not to exceed $5,586,519, with a city‑controlled contingency of $175,683, the council heard.

Staff member Kevin recommended the award, saying the project is part of a 10‑project sewer improvement program and is intended to add capacity where an existing main line is approaching its limit. “This will add sewer capacity with a new sewer line in Truckee Road from Cottonwood North to Courtzen,” Kevin said, describing included traffic control and pavement restoration and estimating work would finish before the end of the year if construction begins promptly.

Council considered Resolution No. 5896, which authorizes expenditure of public funds and execution of a contract with Lisonbee Mills Contracting LLC. A council member moved approval of the resolution; the motion was seconded and, following a roll‑call vote of the members listed by the clerk, the motion carried.

Resolution No. 5896 was adopted as presented. The record shows the clerk read the roll call names and recorded affirmative votes for the members listed; the council declared the motion carried.

The contract award directs staff to work with the contractor on traffic mitigation and pavement restoration during construction. The project is described by staff as the third project to be tackled under the city’s collection‑system improvement plan aimed at accommodating future development and reducing capacity constraints.