Contract AwardUtilitiesDetected Jun 9, 2026

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved Task Order #1 with BF&S for the Glick Water Transmission Main Feasibility Study. The task order, valued at $47,400, directs BF&S to evaluate a potential large-diameter water transmission main from the Glick Wellfield area to the upper pressure system, including route feasibility and selection, with completion expected in 75 days. This study is an early step toward a major water transmission infrastructure project that could result in significant design and construction work once feasibility is confirmed.Vendors specializing in water modeling, pipeline design, construction, easement acquisition, and asset management should monitor the outcomes of this feasibility study to position for downstream design and build opportunities if the city moves forward with a new transmission main.

Feasibility study scope covers potential large-diameter water transmission main from Glick Wellfield to upper pressure system and route evaluation/selection.

City of LafayetteGlick Water Transmission Main feasibility study task order with BF&S

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