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The Sanitary Sewer Pump Station Upgrades project at Sailors Lane, Old Gate Lane, New Haven Ave, Watrous Lane, and Live Oaks is essentially complete, with all stations online and generator startup and load testing done. The Commission approved several balancing change orders, including decreases to VMS ARPA and Bonded contracts and adjustments to Weston & Sampson purchase orders, to close out the project. While the main construction is finished, this establishes the upgraded pump stations and generators as new assets requiring long-term maintenance, SCADA optimization, and possible future expansions. Vendors offering ongoing electrical, generator service, SCADA support, and pump station maintenance can use this project as incumbent intelligence and a basis to propose service agreements or enhancements around the newly upgraded infrastructure.
The Rogers Avenue Sanitary Pump Station Upgrade project is underway, with Kovacs Construction Corp awarded a 3444900 construction contract and the station currently on full bypass as of June 15, 2026. Recent work includes fuel tank closure documentation, floodproofing, wet well cleaning, installation of a temporary bypass system, generator relocation, underground electrical conduit, and demolition of existing pumps and piping. At this meeting the Commission approved Kovacs Change Order 3 for an additional 12117.84 and authorized Weston & Sampson’s Additional Construction Engineering Services (after debate about the amount) because the project has extended beyond 1.5 years from the original contract. This confirms that construction and engineering oversight will continue into the near future. Vendors in bypass pumping, specialty construction, electrical, and commissioning can track this job for potential subcontracting, future pump station work, and later maintenance or expansion once the upgraded station is operational.
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