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Board notes three RFPs for sewer capacity assessment; staff to review
Summary
Board of Public Works officials acknowledged three proposals for a sanitary sewer capacity and flow-monitoring study and directed staff to review them and return with a recommendation.
The Board of Public Works on Aug. 18 acknowledged receipt of three proposals for a professional engineering study to assess sanitary sewer capacity and to monitor flows.
"We did receive ... three RFPs. Um one from HDR, one from Strand Associates, and one from Clark Dietz," the chair said, noting staff will evaluate the submissions and bring a recommendation back to the board. The acknowledgment did not include a vote to open a new formal procurement; board members said staff review is the next step. The item was described as a discussion of possible action to open the request for professional services, but no motion to open was recorded.
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