Pleasanton appoints three firms for water and sewer CIP engineering

Pleasanton appoints three firms for water and sewer CIP engineeringPleasanton City Council unanimously approved on-call professional-services agreements with Brown and Caldwell, CSG Consultants and Carollo Engineers for water and sewer capital-improvement-programme engineering. Each agreement is capped at $2.1 million over three years, with options for two one-year extensions.

Brown and Caldwell, CSG Consultants and Carollo Engineers will each hold an on-call water and sewer CIP engineering agreement.

Each agreement has a not-to-exceed value of $2.1 million for an initial three-year term.

The agreements include options for two additional one-year extensions.

Council approved the consent calendar, including the engineering appointments, unanimously.

Pleasanton City Council has authorised on-call engineering agreements with Brown and Caldwell, CSG Consultants and Carollo Engineers to support the city’s water and sewer capital improvement programme. Approved as part of the October 6 consent calendar, each professional-services agreement carries a not-to-exceed value of $2.1 million for an initial three-year period. The city also has options to extend each agreement for two further one-year terms. The appointments give the Pleasanton Operations Services Department access to three engineering providers for water and sewer CIP work under the on-call arrangements. No project-specific assignments, scopes or individual capital projects were discussed during the meeting. Before the consent-calendar vote, the mayor asked staff whether the water-engineering work and a separate emergency-generator project were consistent with the relevant master plans and aligned with the planned spending. Staff confirmed that they were. No council member raised clarifying questions on the engineering agreements, and no public speaker addressed the item. The council approved consent-calendar items one through four by unanimous roll-call vote. The engineering authorisations were considered alongside a contract for the city’s Emergency Generator Replacement Project, but the water and sewer agreements are distinct professional-services appointments intended for capital-programme engineering support.