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Council approves contracts, payments and authorizations including $13M sewer work authorization
Summary
The council approved multiple routine motions: a $13,000,000 not-to-exceed work authorization for Beams Run sanitary sewer repair, $25,000 for the 2026 MS4 program, a $10,440.98 final payment to Robinson Pipe Cleaning, and other facility and equipment contracts; one ADP quote was tabled.
On March 9 the Borough of Jefferson Hills council approved a slate of routine motions and contract authorizations ranging from final contract payments to large work authorizations.
Most consequential was a work authorization dated Feb. 26, 2026 for the Beams Run sanitary sewer repair permitting project with Gateway Engineers Inc. in an amount not to exceed $13,000,000; the motion carried after being moved and seconded. Council also approved a work authorization for the borough's 2026 MS4 program with Gateway Engineers not to exceed $25,000 and approved payment No. 3 (final) to Robinson Pipe Cleaning in the amount of $10,440.98 for CCTV inspection and cleaning, subject to receiving the invoicing documentation.
Other approvals included a quote from Virgin Carpets Inc. for $8,260 to install vinyl tile flooring at Gil Hall community center and a cyber risk review performed by Alternative Network Solution for $10,000 ($5,000 administrative / $5,000 police). Council approved a Co-Stars recreation contract to purchase and install new playground equipment at Gil Hall Park; the transcript's copy of the playground contract amount was garbled and the precise figure is not legible in the meeting record.
A quote from ADP LLC for upgraded administrative services was moved to table; the dollar amount is not clearly legible in the transcript and was therefore recorded as not specified.
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