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Board moves to finalize $7.5 million wastewater plant contract with Burns and McDonnell
Summary
At its March 23 meeting the Fulton City Public Utility Board discussed finalizing a design‑build contract with Burns and McDonnell for a wastewater treatment plant update slated to start in June, run about 11 months and cost an estimated $7.5 million; funding details were not specified.
The Fulton City Public Utility Board on March 23 reviewed plans to finalize a contract with Burns and McDonnell for an update to the city’s wastewater treatment plant. The minutes state the design‑build project is scheduled to begin in June, is expected to last approximately 11 months and is estimated to cost $7.5 million.
The minutes note the design‑build process began in October 2024. The document does not identify who will sign the final contract, nor does it specify funding sources or whether additional approvals will be required from the city council or external agencies.
No formal vote on awarding the contract is recorded in the minutes. The entry in the board minutes describes the item as “Burns and McDonnell Agreement” and indicates staff and board members are working to finalize contract language ahead of procurement and construction milestones.
The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for April 27, when members may receive further details or take formal action on the contract.
