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Council approves low bid to rehabilitate two underperforming wells

City Council of Ozawkie, Kansas · April 14, 2025
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Summary

The Ozawkie City Council accepted Alexander Pump’s $9,700 bid to rehabilitate two underperforming wells; Sargent Drilling had bid $15,135 per well. The motion passed unanimously.

The Ozawkie City Council approved a low bid from Alexander Pump to rehabilitate two of the city’s three water wells, the council said. Alexander Pump’s proposal—$9,700 for both wells—was accepted after the council reviewed a competing bid from Sargent Drilling of $15,135 per well.

Councilmember Kevin Klenklen moved to accept the Alexander Pump bid; Councilmember Laci Heller seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Council members said the work is needed because two wells are underperforming and may require cleaning and possible repair to restore output.

The approval authorizes staff to proceed with the rehabilitation contract with Alexander Pump and to schedule the work; no implementation timeline was specified in the meeting minutes.