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Engineering Contract for Lift Station No. 132 Upgrade

Original title: Task Work Order No. 2 with Tillman & Associates Engineering, LLC, for the provision of engineering services related to Lift Station No. 132 Force Main Upgrade in the amount of $64,165

Record date · October 7, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The City Council approved a $64,165 contract with Tillman & Associates Engineering, LLC, to provide engineering services for the upgrade of the No. 132 .

Why it matters

This contract authorizes the expenditure of $64,165 in city funds to begin the engineering phase of a sewer infrastructure project at No. 132.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Tillman & Associates Engineering, LLC

The firm is contracted to provide engineering services in exchange for $64,165.

Indirectly affected

City residents

Residents are affected by the allocation of municipal funds toward the maintenance and upgrade of local sewer infrastructure.

Key Facts

  • The City Council approved Task Work Order No. 2.
  • The contract is valued at $64,165.
  • The contract is awarded to Tillman & Associates Engineering, LLC.
  • The services are for the Lift Station No. 132 Force Main Upgrade.
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  • The item was introduced on August 26, 2025.
  • The status of the item is 'Passed'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a force main?
A is a pressurized sewer pipe that moves wastewater from a to a treatment plant or another part of the sewer system.
What does this contract cover?
This contract covers the engineering services required to plan and design the upgrade for No. 132.

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Infrastructure Maintenance Cycle

The use of a 'Task Work Order No. 2' suggests an ongoing master agreement with the engineering firm for multiple infrastructure projects.

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