The Commission addressed various administrative, operational, and financial matters. Key actions included approving design work for green infrastructure improvements at the Boston Nature Center, awarding multiple contracts for water, sewer, and drain infrastructure rehabilitation across various districts, and authorizing the advertisement of new contracts for infrastructure repairs and inspection services. The Commission also initiated requests for proposals for a program management consultant, electronic security equipment, and janitorial services, while approving an affirmative action policy and authorizing various purchase orders and state contract utilizations for maintenance and operational supplies.
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The Commission received a presentation on phosphorous reduction within the City of Boston and accepted several informational and management reports, including capital improvement budgets and revenue analyses. Contractual actions included the conditional award for water and sewerage works improvements in South Boston, the rejection and re-advertisement of a contract for sewer and drain pipe rehabilitation, and the award of professional services for design improvements. Additionally, the Commission authorized window cleaning services, advertised for food services at the headquarters, approved increases to purchase orders for rental equipment and fire protection, and awarded a contract for the replacement of lead services on public and private property.
Jan 1, 2026·Budget
Boston Water and Sewer Commission FY2026 Budget
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission's proposed current expense budget for fiscal year 2026 (January 1, 2026 - December 31, 2026), a pre-adoption draft submitted for consideration.
