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Agency renews Evoqua chemical supply contract; board approves resolution

Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency Board · July 23, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Resolution 20 to renew professional services with Evoqua Water Technologies for a calcium-nitrate bioxide product used for odor and corrosion control; project engineer Jeff Thompson said the product costs about "3¢ a gallon" and the renewal reflects a nominal 3.5–4% averaged increase.

The board approved Resolution 20, which authorizes renewal of the professional services proposal from Evoqua Water Technologies to continue supplying a calcium-nitrate bioxide product the agency uses primarily for odor and corrosion control. Jeff Thompson described the product and the renewal terms, saying the chemical is "about 3¢ a gallon" and that price increases are nominal—roughly "3.5 to 4%" averaged over a multi-year comparison.

The motion to approve the renewal was moved, seconded, and the chair announced the motion passed; the transcript records no roll-call tally. Thompson said the renewal continues existing service and operational support for chemical dosing equipment.