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Scott council approves utility relocation contracts, approves $35,000 pump station budget amendment

Scott City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At a Sept. 9 special meeting, the Scott mayor and council approved three contract awards — two for utility relocations tied to the Alfred St./US 90 DOTD project and one for a regional pump station — and approved a $35,000 budget amendment after an engineer cited price increases.

The Scott mayor and city council on Sept. 9 approved three infrastructure contract awards and a $35,000 budget amendment during a 5:30 p.m. special session at Scott City Hall.

Councilman Hollier moved and Councilman Boudreaux seconded approval of a $32,420 bid award to Bihm Construction for the water main relocation tied to the Alfred St./US 90 DOTD project; the motion "carried by majority." Councilman Boudreaux then moved and Councilman Suire seconded awarding Bihm Construction a $40,000 contract for the gas main relocation on the same DOTD project; that motion also "carried by majority."

For the Desjacques/Westgate regional pump station, Councilman Suire moved and Councilman Bergeron seconded a $557,700 contract award to NCMC, LLC; the motion carried by majority. Councilman Boudreaux later moved to amend the budget by $35,000 to cover an overage for that pump station project; Councilman Bergeron seconded and the motion carried by majority.

Mr. Mark Savoy of Groom's Engineering told the council the additional budget request was needed because "the overage than originally budgeted is due to pricing increase since the project was quoted," explaining higher costs since the initial estimate. The council took no roll-call vote counts in the minutes beyond the notation that motions carried by majority.

The special session was noted as called to order at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 5:40 p.m. Councilman Montoucet was recorded absent. The meeting minutes were signed and filed by the mayor and the city clerk.

Votes at a glance: Award and budget actions approved at the Sept. 9 special meeting — • Water main relocation (Alfred St./US 90 DOTD Project): Awarded to Bihm Construction, $32,420 (mover: Councilman Hollier; seconder: Councilman Boudreaux; outcome: motion carried by majority). • Gas main relocation (Alfred St./US 90 DOTD Project): Awarded to Bihm Construction, $40,000 (mover: Councilman Boudreaux; seconder: Councilman Suire; outcome: motion carried by majority). • Desjacques/Westgate regional pump station: Awarded to NCMC, LLC, $557,700 (mover: Councilman Suire; seconder: Councilman Bergeron; outcome: motion carried by majority). • Budget amendment for pump station: $35,000 amendment approved (mover: Councilman Boudreaux; seconder: Councilman Bergeron; outcome: motion carried by majority).

The council did not record detailed roll-call vote tallies in the minutes. The session minutes list signatures for the mayor and the city clerk and will serve as the official record of the actions.