Award $2 million contract for wastewater plant computer control system upgrade
In Plain English
The city's wastewater treatment plant currently uses outdated control systems to monitor pumps, flows, and equipment. The new system allows remote monitoring and automated control from a central location. If approved, Calcon Systems installs modern computer controls at the treatment plant and 4 lift stations for $2,036,565.
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Votes
Motion · Official minutes
Adopt Resolution No. 85-19
7 aye · 0 nay
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a $2,036,565 contract with Calcon Systems to modernize the city's wastewater treatment plant with new computer controls. The upgrade will replace outdated monitoring systems and allow city staff to remotely track and control pumps, flows, and equipment at the treatment plant and four lift stations. This automation should improve efficiency and help prevent equipment failures that could disrupt wastewater processing. The vote continues the council's pattern of strong support for infrastructure contracts.
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