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Read. Follow. Verify.Contract Increase for Well 15 PFAS Treatment Facility
Record date · February 11, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Board of Public Works has approved a $79,692.40 increase to the existing contract with Joe Daniels Construction Co Inc for the Well 15 treatment facility project.
This increases the total cost of the Well 15 water treatment project by $79,692.40, which is funded through public utility or municipal budgets.
Who It Affects
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Joe Daniels Construction Co Inc
The company will receive an additional $79,692.40 for work performed on the Well 15 project.
Local Water Utility Customers
The project involves the installation of PFAS treatment technology at a municipal well.
Key Facts
- The Board of Public Works approved a change order for Contract 9342.
- The contract is for the construction of a PFAS treatment facility at Well 15.
- The change order adds $79,692.40 to the total cost of the contract.
- The file number associated with this action is 91857.
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- The change order was introduced on February 4, 2026.
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PFAS Infrastructure Investment
The document confirms ongoing municipal investment in PFAS filtration technology at local well sites.
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