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Burr Ridge trustees approve $484,137 in contracts to modernize pump center and SCADA
Summary
Trustees approved two contracts totaling $484,137 to replace aging pumps and modernize the village’s SCADA system; staff said the work is phase 1 of a multi‑phase plan to modernize the pump center and improve operational flexibility.
Trustees on the Burr Ridge mayor and board on Sept. 22 approved two contracts totaling $484,137 to replace four aging pumps and upgrade the village’s supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system.
David, a village staff presenter, told trustees the pump center — built in 1983 and feeding the village’s 3,000,000‑gallon reservoir — relies on equipment that in part dates to the original construction. He said two of the four main pumps are beyond repair, the others were last modernized in 2000, and Phase 1…
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