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Suffield WPCA approves roughly $632,000 work order for Stony Brook project
Summary
The Suffield Water Pollution Control Authority unanimously approved Woodard & Curran work order 41C — about $632,000 — to cover grant administration, construction administration, observation and project closeout for the Stony Brook design. A DEEP meeting is set for July 29, 2026.
The Suffield Water Pollution Control Authority on July 14 unanimously approved Woodard & Curran work order 41C, an approximately $632,000 contract to provide grant funding administration, construction administration, construction observation and project closeout for the Stony Brook design effort.
Pat Compton, the Woodard & Curran representative, told the authority that easement plans are complete and the firm is awaiting finalized legal descriptions. Compton said a meeting with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is scheduled for July 29, 2026 to continue project coordination.
Frank Bauchiero moved to approve the work order; John Murphy seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The motion establishes the consultant services needed to pursue the design and track required grant and construction tasks, per the project description presented to the board.
The approval covers services billed under work order 41C for grant administration and typical construction-phase support; the meeting packet identified the amount as "approximately $632,000." The minutes did not provide a line-item budget breakdown for the work order or an implementation timeline beyond the July DEEP meeting. The authority did not record any abstentions or roll-call vote tally beyond noting unanimous passage.
Next steps noted in the discussion: finalize the legal descriptions for required easements and proceed with the scheduled DEEP meeting to advance permitting and grant administration.
