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Council awards $583,842 West Tank rehabilitation to WBS Coatings

Craig City Council · July 29, 2026
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Council approved a $583,842 contract with WBS Coatings to rehabilitate the city's one-million-gallon West Tank to address structural and coating failures and security upgrades required by storage-tank rules.

The council awarded a $583,842 contract to WBS Coatings to perform a major rehabilitation of the one-million-gallon West Tank.

Water and Wastewater Director Ray (Caraway) told council the project responds to findings in a five-year reinspection and will address structural and coating failures plus security upgrades such as ladder security to reduce tampering. Staff recommended WBS Coatings, noting WBS is based in Grand Junction and avoids high travel and mobilization costs that increased other bids.

Councilman Looper moved to award the contract; Councilman Herring seconded and the motion passed by voice vote.