MSANK WWTP Blower Service *REBID*
Posted
Aug 4, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Servicing two Turblex compressors installed at Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP).
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Posted
Aug 4, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Servicing two Turblex compressors installed at Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP).
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City
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New Kensington
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Westmoreland
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120 Logans Ferry Rd
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(724) 335-9813
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15068
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Kensington City Sanitary Authority
The Authority addressed unfinished business regarding air handling adjustments and contract change orders. Management provided updates on repair requirements for facility infrastructure, including curb box and sensor maintenance, and discussed Blower tuning options. New business included the formal approval of a Grinder Pump Agreement and a discussion on impending changes to alarm system telecommunications. The engineer's report outlined progress on the Blower maintenance contract, site updates for the Powers Drive project, the Anaerobic Digester project, and an evaluation proposal for electric service switchgear. Financial actions included approval of construction pay applications, capital expenditure requisitions, and penalties regarding pretreatment violations. The board also reviewed and accepted revenue versus expense statements, treasurer's reports, and authorized various invoices and fund transfers.
The board addressed several operational and financial matters. Key discussions included humidity control issues and the Howden Blower contract for preventative maintenance, a roof leak repair, and the recommendation to upgrade the Main Power Switchgear at the wastewater treatment plant. Financial business involved investment updates, the approval of construction pay applications, and capital expenditures. In the pretreatment report, the board entered an executive session and discussed violations issued to Smithfield Foods. The solicitor presented updates to the employee handbook regarding authority vehicle use and a new oil and gas lease. Additionally, financial statements, bills, and various account transfers were reviewed and approved.
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The board discussed several operational and administrative items. Unfinished business included status updates on the WWTP Project punch list, specifically relating to equipment completion, valve functionality, and potential site modifications for accessibility. New business involved the authorization to purchase a new trench shoring box and the amendment of a resolution regarding investment accounts and staffing roles. The board reviewed and approved the engineer's report, which included capital expenditure requests and updates on project alignments. Financial deliberations focused on the acceptance of revenue and expense statements, the transfer of funds into higher-interest investment accounts, and the rollover and reinvestment of certificates of deposit. Additionally, various invoices and credit card statements were approved for payment, and the board conducted an executive session regarding legal or financial matters.
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