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Commission rescinds Feb. work directive and approves pump and control upgrades at Rattlesnake Water Treatment Plant
Summary
The board rescinded a Feb. 17 work change directive and approved Work Change Directive No. 1 for Contract A at the Rattlesnake Water Treatment Plant, adding pump and variable-frequency-drive upgrades; total cost increase $26,450.50, CMAR fee $1,256.40.
At the March 2 meeting, the Fayette County commissioners moved to rescind a February 17, 2026 work change directive and to authorize Work Change Directive No. 1 for Contract A at the Rattlesnake Water Treatment Plant. The directive adds replacement of a pump (Franklin Electric Model 30VRL-05-2Astg-3HP vertical stage unit), replacement of a control panel (from Eaton AN19BN0A5E020 to an ABB 240‑Volt, 1‑Phase, 5HP drive) and any necessary wiring updates to support a 5HP variable-frequency drive.
The minutes record an adjustment to Contract A sum of $27,706.90 and a total cost increase of $26,450.50; the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) fee at 4.75% is $1,256.40. The motion to rescind and replace the directive carried with Commissioner Garland absent.
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