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County sets pump procurement for Shadow Mountain, Toutle wastewater project closes under budget
Summary
County engineer announced an early procurement for the Shadow Mountain booster pump station to accommodate ARPA timelines and reported the Toutle wastewater treatment plant improvement project finished at $1,459,419.35 — about $30,000 under expected contingencies.
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County Engineer Susan Eugene briefed commissioners on four engineering items, including an early call for bids for a Shadow Mountain pre‑packaged booster pump station to align with ARPA spending timelines and a contract closeout for the Toutle Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement project.
Eugene said the pump procurement is being done early because of ARPA timeline constraints and the construction scope will go to bid separately in the near term. She also outlined a revised call for bids and CRP for the Westside Highway slide project at milepost 4.1, funded with local road dollars and ARPA funds, and a forthcoming RFP for mobile heavy‑equipment maintenance.
Eugene reported the Toutle wastewater project was completed and the final cost was $1,459,419.35 — coming in about $30,000 under what had been anticipated for miscellaneous construction contingencies. She said operators were pleased with the result and that ARPA direct‑qualification funds were used for the project.
On Cloverdale paving, Eugene said contractors expect to place the initial lift on the south portion in roughly two weeks, with project completion anticipated in early December.
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