Brenham City Council to Vote on Surface Water Treatment Plant Improvements
The Brenham City Council will vote on proceeding with over $25 million in surface water treatment plant improvements on Thursday.
Two bids were submitted for the rehabilitation and expansion of the plant, with the low bid coming from Dudley Construction, LLC of College Station for $26.97 million. A deductive bid alternate of $1.2 million would bring the city's cost to $25.77 million.
In March, the city council authorized the issuance of up to $29.86 million in certificates of obligation for improvements to the city's waterworks and sanitary sewer systems and facilities.
The council will also vote on entering a professional services agreement with Strand Associates for engineering services for Highway 105 main and gravity sewer improvements.
Author's summary: Brenham City Council votes on $25 million plant improvements.
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