Construction of Water Mains: Lebanon, PA. Chestnut Street (4th Street to 12th Street) RFP
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Oct 20, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Construction of water mains on Chestnut Street from 4th Street to 12th Street in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Construction of water mains on Chestnut Street from 4th Street to 12th Street in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
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City
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Lebanon
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Lebanon
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2311 Ridgeview Rd
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17042
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lebanon City (Water And Sewer) Authority
The board addressed public concerns regarding water quality and the current drought status. Key actions included the approval of the Estates at Hearthside Phase 2 Water Extension Agreement. Updates were provided on ongoing infrastructure projects, including repairs to the water treatment plant clarifiers, maintenance of wastewater treatment systems, and the status of lead service line inspections. Financial reports were reviewed, highlighting capacity sales for both water and sewer services, and July invoices were ratified. Additionally, an executive session was held to discuss personnel matters and a potential real estate acquisition.
The board reviewed and ratified the 2025 Audit report, which resulted in an unmodified opinion. Key discussions included approval of a water main extension agreement for Manor View Estates, updates on the drought warning status, and a recap of the reservoir tour. The board also reviewed progress on the Water Supply and Water System Modeling studies conducted by Black & Veatch. Approval was granted for minimum requirements for contractors in bid documents. Updates on infrastructure projects were provided, including the Water Treatment Plant Clarifier renovation, sewer system improvements, and efforts to address lead service lines. Additionally, water and sewer capacity sales were acknowledged, and payments of invoices were ratified.
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The board conducted a meeting covering several operational and financial matters. Key actions included the interim reorganization of board titles and committee assignments, approval of 2026 chemical and pipe bids, and the establishment of rates for 2026-2027 contracted services. The board approved change orders for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project, extending completion timelines and adjusting costs. Updates were provided regarding 2026 budget schedules, water allocation permit compliance, ongoing infrastructure projects like meter equipment replacement and service line inventory, and the status of the Water Plant Chlorine Gas Scrubber installation. Additionally, the board approved construction project invoices and ratified October payments.
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