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Stormwater Utility approves three contracts, including $1.8 million Tirabasi Basin expansion

Stormwater Utility · April 27, 2026
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Summary

At its April 27 meeting the Stormwater Utility approved three items together: awarding the Tirabasi Basin Expansion contract for $1,815,600, a professional services agreement (transcript name: 'Rue Kurt Milke') for a Tier Bost C expansion, and acceptance of a completed 55th Street resurfacing contract for $601,956.48.

The Stormwater Utility approved three infrastructure items at its April 27 meeting, awarding the largest single contract to Oaks and Sun Incorporated and accepting a completed resurfacing project.

Chairperson Bill Seal announced the items, listing project and contractor names. The utility awarded the contract for Project 26-11-41, the Tirabasi Basin Expansion, to Oaks and Sun Incorporated for $1,815,600. The board also approved a professional services agreement described in the transcript as with 'Rue Kurt Milke' for a Tier Bost C expansion (transcript wording unclear). Finally, the board accepted Project 24-1042, the 55th Street resurfacing, as satisfactorily completed by AW Ochsens Incorporated; the final contract amount was recorded as $601,956.48.

A member moved and seconded a motion to take items 1, 2 and 3 together. After no substantive staff concerns were raised, the utility voted to approve the bundled items; the chair cast an aye and the clerk recorded that the motions passed.

No additional detail about the scope or schedule for the Tirabasi Basin Expansion or the professional services agreement was provided in the transcript. The item accepting the 55th Street resurfacing notes the contractor and exact final contract amount; any remaining warranty or closeout requirements were not specified.

Next steps: approved contracts will proceed under the utility's standard procurement and project-acceptance processes; the transcript does not record a schedule for construction or follow-up reporting to the utility.