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Government Projects in Clinton County

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At the June 22, 2026 session, Commonwealth Engineering’s Ben Adams advised that beyond the immediate blower replacement, the Town of Warren faces approximately $10,000,000 in additional wastewater treatment plant projects. He suggested that processes at the plant could be realigned to buy time to work with the town’s financial consultant on a comprehensive financial plan to support these future capital needs. A prior rate study by Financial Solutions Group has already been completed and submitted, and Adams indicated that more concrete cost data from the blower project will help shape the broader financial planning. This points to a multi-year pipeline of design, engineering, and construction work that is still in the planning stage, as specific projects and procurement strategies have not yet been defined. Vendors that support capital planning, utility rate and financing strategies, and wastewater infrastructure design can engage early to help the town structure and phase these substantial upcoming investments.

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$10,000,000Jun 22, 2026

During the same June 22, 2026 work session, engineer Ben Adams of Commonwealth Engineering briefed the council on the urgent need to replace failing blowers at the Town of Warren’s wastewater treatment plant, with a project estimate of approximately $1,000,000. Financing options discussed included borrowing from the Electric Reserve Fund, supported by a previously completed rate study from Financial Solutions Group, and aligning this project within a broader $10,000,000 program of wastewater improvements. Adams recommended bidding the blower replacement project as soon as possible to refine cost estimates and support comprehensive financial planning, and the council approved a motion to proceed with bidding immediately. This indicates that a formal solicitation for blower equipment and installation is imminent or about to be released, presenting a live opportunity for mechanical/electrical contractors, equipment suppliers, and related service providers. Vendors can also position themselves for the additional $10,000,000 in planned projects that will be sequenced after this initial replacement.

Active Opportunity
$1,000,000Jun 22, 2026

At the June 22, 2026 special work session, the Town of Warren council reviewed the potential to apply for an Indiana OCRA grant of up to $750,000 and the required steps to qualify. Consultant Greg Beumer of Kleinpeter Consulting explained that the town must complete a household income survey, at a cost of $5,000, to demonstrate eligibility based on low/moderate income levels. Council voted unanimously to proceed with the income survey and to sign a contract with Kleinpeter Consulting to support this work, indicating that the grant application process is moving forward but is not yet complete. This creates a near-term need for firms that can assist with survey execution, grant application drafting, environmental reviews, and compliance documentation. It also signals likely upcoming, grant-funded capital work for which design, engineering, and construction vendors may later compete once the project scope tied to the OCRA funding is finalized.

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$750,000Jun 22, 2026

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