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Benson advances sewer contracts with The Wooten Company and seeks DEQ resolution for water tank
Summary
Project Manager Jay Murray reported the town has a DEQ project number and needs a resolution to proceed with an elevated storage tank project; he also recommended contracting The Wooten Company for an I-40 sewer line engineering contract ($118,700) and a Lincoln/Martin Street sewer replacement contract ($288,300).
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The Benson Board of Commissioners heard presentations June 10 on water and sewer infrastructure and was asked to place two contracts and a water-tank resolution on the consent agenda.
Project Manager Jay Murray said the town secured a DEQ project number for an elevated storage tank and that a town resolution is required to continue negotiations with the Department of Environmental Quality. He also reported that The Wooten Company responded to the request for qualifications for the I-40 sewer line and proposed engineering services in the amount of $118,700. Separately, Murray recommended contracting with The Wooten Company for engineering, monitoring and scheduling work for Lincoln Street and West Martin Street sewer replacements for $288,300.
Murray said the I-40 sewer line would run beneath I-40 to supply the wastewater treatment plant and noted one RFQ respondent had been received; the board agreed to add the resolution and contracts to the next consent agenda for formal approval.
