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Brundidge council awards $1.499 million wastewater contract, tables control-building bid

Council of the City of Brundidge, Alabama · September 16, 2025
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Summary

The Brundidge City Council on Sept. 16 approved Resolution No. 2025-13 to award Contract 1 for treatment and collection system work at the wastewater plant to Blankenship Contracting, Inc. for $1,499,037, tabled Contract 2 after bids exceeded budget, and approved a separate $55,250 mooring installation.

The Brundidge City Council on Sept. 16 approved a $1,499,037 contract for improvements to the city wastewater treatment and collection system and took two related actions affecting the plant’s work schedule.

Per the City Engineer’s recommendation, Mr. Gaynor moved and Mrs. Rodgers seconded approval of Resolution No. 2025-13 to award Contract 1 — “Treatment and Collection System Improvements” — to Blankenship Contracting, Inc. for the bid amount of $1,499,037; the motion carried with all voting yea. The minutes record the recommendation but do not include additional technical details about the scope beyond the contract title.

Council members also addressed a separate bid for Contract 2, a control-building project at the wastewater plant. Because bids for Contract 2 came in over budget, Mrs. Hall moved that the council table the award pending further research; Mr. Gaynor seconded and the motion carried with all voting yea. The minutes do not specify target budgets or next dates for reconsideration.

Separately, the council approved a proposal from Blankenship Contracting, Inc. to provide and install mooring for all aerators and mixers at the wastewater treatment plant for $55,250. Mrs. Rodgers moved, Mr. Gaynor seconded, and the motion carried with all voting yea.

The minutes record these motions and outcomes but include no direct quotes from participants and do not itemize individual roll-call votes; they state only that motions passed “with all voting yea.” The clerk’s certified minutes do not list funding sources or contract start dates for the awarded work.