Description: The project consists of six design packages and early work equipment pre-procurement. It encompasses extensive upgrades and structural repairs across multiple facilities, including West and East Headworks grit chambers, screen buildings, primary clarifiers, and sludge pumps. Key elements include the demolition of existing structures, installation of BNR compressors and aeration diffusers, upgrades to anaerobic/fermentation tanks, replacement of nitrification clarifier mechanisms, effluent pump station enhancements, primary digester lid and heat exchanger replacements, and lagoon revetment mat updates along with associated electrical and control systems integration.
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Board meeting
175 days before RFP
The Board approved Clark Dietz for Nutrient Removal SRF Services for up to $53,820.
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13424Mr. Cochran moved that the Sanitary District of Decatur enter into an agreement with Clark Dietz for the Nutrient Removal SRF Services in the not-to exceed amount of $53,820; and that the president and clerk be authorized and directed to execute said agreement. Motion seconded by Mr. Jacobsen. Motion carried unanimously.
Board of Trustees of the Sanitary District of Decatur Regular Meeting
The financial report lists $17,000,000 for the Nutrient Removal Upgrades project in its budget schedule.
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ACTIVE PROJECT REPORT REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE REPORT FOR SANITARY DISTRICT OF DECATUR 1/3Page:06/12/2026 12:06 PM User: KellyC DB: Sanitary District Of Decatur PERIOD ENDING 05/31/2026 UNENCUMBERED BALANCE ENCUMBERED YEAR-TO-DATE % BDGT USED 2026-27 AMENDED BUDGET YTD BALANCE 05/31/2026 NORM (ABNORM) ACTIVITY FOR MONTH 05/31/26 INCR (DECR) PROJECT…
Board meeting
49 days before RFP
The Board approved TyLin International Great Lakes, Inc. for construction-management services for the SDD Nutrient Reduction Improvements Project at up to $4,510,690.54.
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13455Mr. Cochran moved that the Sanitary District of Decatur enter into a professional services agreement with TyLin International Great Lakes, Inc. for Construction Management Services for the SDD Nutrient Reduction Improvements Project in the not to exceed contract amount of $4,510,690.54 and that the President and Clerk be authorized and directed to…
Board Of Trustees Of The Sanitary District Of Decatur Regular Meeting
The minutes recorded that the Nutrient Improvements project had reached 100% design drawings and was in a week-long review period, with construction-permit submission planned for the following Monday and construction bids planned for the first week of December.
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Mr. Miller presented the Engineering Report included in the board packet. Regarding the AWC, we have received the O&M manuals and completed the punch list closeout items. Only minor warranty items and the as-built drawings remain outstanding. Mr. Miller informed the Board that we have also received an update on the Energy Credit Rebate for the Geothermal…
Board of Trustees of the Sanitary District of Decatur Regular Meeting Minutes
This project includes around 7,500 CY of earthwork, 700 LF of pipe installation, 129 tons of riprap, installation of 2 modified sw-512 intake concrete structures, 3 modified sw-513 outlet concrete structures, 2 modified sw-401 and 402 lift stations concrete structures, 3 solar pump systems and 2.5 acres of seeding.
Nitrogen Reduction Grant: Mke approximately $7.2 million in funding available for Long Island Sound Partnership Nitrogen Reduction Grants. These grants will fund project development and construction, including personnel, planning, and design costs, equipment purchases and construction activities related to nitrogen reduction solutions for MA wastewater treatment plants in the Connecticut, Housatonic and Thames River Watersheds to address nitrogen discharge into the into the Long Island Sound Watershed
Construction of wetland systems, including excavation, grading, pipe installation, pump installation, riprap placement, and seeding, to treat water from an existing ditch using solar-powered pumps.