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Board approves pilot hydrant restoration contract with Hydroblast Restoration
Summary
The board approved a professional services agreement with Hydroblast Restoration to pilot restoration of 24 hydrants at a total estimated cost of $4,776 (about $199 per hydrant).
The Board of Public Works approved a professional services agreement with Hydroblast Restoration to run a pilot program restoring 24 existing fire hydrants.
Staff described the work as stripping the exterior, applying a rust-inhibiting primer and safety-yellow enamel paint; staff estimated the total program cost at $4,776 and said the per-hydrant rate is about $199. Board members asked whether the contractor offers a guarantee; staff said they did not have a guarantee on hand and a member requested a follow-up answer.
A motion requested by Mr. Caster to approve the Hydroblast Restoration agreement was seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff described the pilot as a test to determine whether to repeat the program in the future.
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