Budget PlanningInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected May 12, 2026

The April 2026 Capital Improvement Plan appended to the May 12, 2026 engineering report outlines multiple future WWTP projects scheduled from 2027 onward, including force main rehabilitation, emergency generator electrical security upgrades, chlorine room doors and roof replacement, scum return system additions, air delivery system modernization with efficient blowers and VFDs, perimeter fence replacement, and potential tertiary filtration. These projects carry substantial planned budgets, such as 195788 for force main rehabilitation, 702001 for air delivery system modifications, and 1815000 for tertiary filtration if required by future permit changes. These items are not yet in design or procurement but represent the Council’s long-range investment roadmap for the plant.Vendors in wastewater engineering, construction, electrical systems, security, and process equipment can engage early to help refine costs, phasing, and grant funding strategies, especially where energy savings, reliability, and regulatory compliance are drivers.

CIP notes 3% annual inflation from 2023 and details cost allocation among four participating districts, implying future coordination and funding/financing decisions.

Harris County Mud 105Future WWTP force main, generator, building, and process upgrades (CIP 2027–2029+)

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