South Salt Lake’s FY 2026‑27 Wastewater (Sewer Utility) Fund budget outlines ongoing commitments to Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility (CVWRF) and local system improvements. While FY 2027 capital allocations focus on $700,000 for CVWRF equity capital projects, $500,000 for CVWRF bond projects, and $44,000 for machinery/equipment, earlier budgets show multi‑million dollar CVWRF participation and a $715,000 state loan repayment in FY 2026. The operating budget also includes $1.1 million for CVWRF treatment costs and $156,200 for sewer system repairs. The City doesn’t specify vendors here, but these appropriations indicate an ongoing need for engineering, construction, and asset management support for local collection system projects and coordination with CVWRF-led plant upgrades. Infrastructure firms with CVWRF experience, collection system inspection and rehab vendors, and rate/financial consultants can add value as the City manages debt, major plant equity obligations, and local capital priorities within its sewer enterprise fund.

Budget shows past large CVWRF ownership adjustments and equity contributions, suggesting regional pl...