Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Appomattox River Water Authority.
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Oct 1, 2026
Oct 31, 2026
Professional engineering services for water and wastewater projects, including treatment plant operations, design, rehabilitation, and construction-phase support.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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S Chesterfield
County
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Dinwiddie
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
21300 Chesdin Rd.
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(804) 590-1145
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
23803
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Appomattox River Water Authority
The board meeting documentation covers various operational and administrative matters. Key discussion topics include budget reallocations for capital outlay projects, such as the purchase of a building for sampling pumps and roof replacements at the raw water pump station. The board addressed water infrastructure issues, including a 30-inch water line break caused by a contractor and drought management strategies. Additionally, the board approved a 4% salary increase for the Executive Director and formally recognized Dr. Joseph Casey for his decade of service with a resolution upon his retirement. Financial reporting, audit updates, and a review of regional water emergency exercises were also included.
The meeting included reports on water line damage on Attucks Street, budget changes involving roofing repairs and equipment purchases, and an overview of the Drought Management Plan. The Board also addressed the election of a new Secretary/Treasurer and engaged in a discussion regarding lake enforcement and public information dissemination for residents.
Public-sector contacts connected to Appomattox River Water Authority.
The Board of Directors discussed several operational and financial matters, including the report of damage to a 30-inch water line and the necessary repairs. Budgetary reallocations were proposed, specifically for the purchase of a fiberglass building for sample pumps and roof replacement at a pump station, alongside a request to carry over funds for valve actuators. The Board also reviewed the Drought Management Plan, detailing trigger levels for water restrictions in response to forecasted weather patterns. Additionally, the Board appointed a new Secretary/Treasurer to fill an existing vacancy.
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