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South River awards unidirectional flushing program contract and related engineering work
Summary
The borough awarded the Unidirectional Flushing Program bid to Valve Tek Utility Services for $153,900 and authorized ILM Services for engineering (not to exceed $81,000) and CME Associates to prepare an NJDEP stormwater report for $3,667; CFOs certified funding in specific municipal accounts.
The Borough Council on April 13 approved a contract award for a unidirectional flushing (UDF) program to Valve Tek Utility Services for $153,900 after receiving a single bid. The minutes state the award followed public bidding and that the Chief Financial Officer certified funds in account W-07-24-010-101.
The council also authorized professional services: ILM Services for valve exercising and UDF-related engineering at a cost not to exceed $81,000 (funds certified in account W-07-24-010-201) and CME Associates to prepare and submit an NJDEP Stormwater Discharge Report for up to $3,667 (funds certified in account 6-01-20-165-205). The minutes record that Valve Tek was the lowest responsible bidder and that contracts and notices will be distributed to relevant departments.
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