San Leandro approves $237k WPCP standby-generator repair deal
City of San Leandro, California · Meeting date: October 19, 2026 · Published: October 20, 2026
The San Leandro City Council unanimously approved an amendment with Calcon Systems Inc. for standby-generator diagnosis and repair at the city’s Water Pollution Control Plant. The one-year agreement is capped at $237,244.
Key points
- Council approved Amendment No. 1 to the non-professional services agreement with Calcon Systems Inc.
- The amendment provides standby-generator diagnosis and repair services for the Water Pollution Control Plant.
- The approved agreement carries a not-to-exceed amount of $237,244 and a one-year term.
- The consent calendar, including the Calcon item, passed unanimously.
Full report
San Leandro City Council has authorised a one-year, $237,244 agreement amendment with Calcon Systems Inc. for standby-generator diagnosis and repair at the city’s Water Pollution Control Plant.
The action, approved as part of the 19 October consent calendar, authorises the city manager to execute Amendment No. 1 to the existing non-professional services agreement. The amendment has a not-to-exceed value of $237,244.
The council approved the full consent calendar unanimously, without council discussion of the generator work. One public speaker, Alvaro Ramos, highlighted the item during public comment, saying staff had recommended moving quickly on the work in light of predicted wet weather associated with the 2026-27 El Niño event. Ramos said the stated concern was to prevent possible sewage overflow and flooding.
The decision provides for diagnosis and repair of the plant’s standby generators rather than a replacement or wider plant upgrade programme. No further scope, procurement details, or delivery schedule were discussed in the meeting transcript.
The Water Pollution Control Plant agreement was the only water and wastewater infrastructure item listed on the council’s agenda. Other consent-calendar actions concerned library furniture, debris clean-up, a golf-course management payment, police software consulting and meeting minutes.
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Source: City Council, City of San Leandro