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City staff reports Crosby Excavating low bid of $2,699,623.50 for WPC in-ground storage; FEMA issues resolved
Summary
Staff told the Auburn Redevelopment Commission that Crosby Excavating submitted the low bid of $2,699,623.50 for an in-ground sea line storage project for the Water Pollution Control department, FEMA restrictions were resolved and the city set a final completion date of May 1, 2027; staff said funds are budgeted and no action was required.
Daryl McConnell told the Auburn Redevelopment Commission on June 2 that the city received multiple bids for an in-ground sea line storage project for the Water Pollution Control (WPC) department and that the low bid was Crosby Excavating at $2,699,623.50. He said the bid likely came in under the engineer’s estimate and that FEMA restrictions identified on the chosen property were resolved after coordination with FEMA.
McConnell said the project was rebid last September, and that Crosby Excavating will begin work this fall with a final completion date moved to May 1, 2027. He described the work as part of the WPC long-term control plan and said the city had budgeted funds for it, so no action by the redevelopment commission was required at the meeting.
Todd Satison, WPC superintendent, was noted as giving regrets for today’s meeting but was thanked for the WPC partnership on the project. The commission received the update as information only.
