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The South Valley Water Reclamation Facility Board awarded the construction portion of the Motor Control Center (MCC) Replacement Project to VanCon after a competitive bid process that closed May 12, 2026. Two complete and responsive bids were received, and VanCon was the low bidder at 3182000, with staff noting that the capital facility plan was recently revised to address inflation and higher electrical manufacturing costs. This decision locks in VanCon as the construction contractor for the MCC Replacement Project, making the main construction award decided but signaling a significant, multi‑million dollar electrical and controls upgrade. Vendors can still target supporting needs such as materials supply, specialty subcontracting, commissioning support, and future MCC-related projects as the facility continues modernizing its electrical infrastructure.

Contract Award
$3,182,000May 20, 2026

The Board approved Task Order 2026-02 with Carollo Engineers, an already approved design engineer, to provide construction-related services during the construction phase of the MCC Replacement Project. The task order, not to exceed 149255, covers submittal reviews, RFIs, construction quality control, and management of potential change orders. With this approval, Carollo is confirmed as the construction-phase engineering services provider for the MCC project, indicating the engineering oversight piece is decided. This presents follow-on opportunities around testing, specialized field services, and future electrical or controls projects at the plant where Carollo may be the lead consultant and partners/subconsultants could be needed.

Contract Award
$149,255May 20, 2026

The Facility selected Automation & Controls following a competitive process where three firms submitted responsive proposals for MCC Replacement Project services. Based on a review by Carollo Engineers and staff, the Board approved a renewal agreement and Task Order 2026-01 totaling up to 94240 for professional services specific to the MCC Replacement Project. This confirms Automation & Controls as the controls and automation services provider for the MCC work, signaling that core automation scope is decided. Vendors can still engage around hardware supply, integration with SCADA and plant IT, cybersecurity, and future automation upgrades, as well as potential partnerships with Automation & Controls on related projects.

Contract Award
$94,240May 20, 2026

The Board approved Task Order 2026-01 with AE2S to support replacement of several key pieces of thermal drying and support equipment, including a Pneumatech Nitrogen Generator, Sullair screw air compressors, thermal oxidizers, and utility water pumps. AE2S, selected from the facility’s approved engineering pool, provided a fee estimate of 93455, with the project expected to be completed over the next two to three months. This positions AE2S as the engineering lead for the short-term equipment replacement effort, with the main engineering contract decided. Vendors supplying nitrogen generators, air compressors, thermal oxidizers, pumps, and related installation or maintenance services may still have opportunities through AE2S and the facility as equipment selections, procurement, and installation proceed.

Contract Award
$93,455May 20, 2026

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