Chattanooga awards four-year wastewater mixer gear contract to SPX Flow Technologies

Chattanooga awards four-year wastewater mixer gear contract to SPX Flow TechnologiesThe City Council has greenlit a new agreement to support the maintenance of wastewater infrastructure, authorizing up to $150,000 annually for mixer gear reducer services.

The Chattanooga City Council approved a new four-year agreement for wastewater mixer gear reducer services.

SPX Flow Technologies was awarded the contract after submitting the best bid.

The agreement includes an annual spending limit of $150,000.

During the March 31, 2026, meeting of the Chattanooga City Council, local officials approved a new multi-year service agreement to support the city's wastewater operations. The council authorized a four-year contract for mixer gear reducer services. The contract was officially awarded to SPX Flow Technologies, which secured the agreement after being identified during the procurement process as submitting the best bid. Under the terms of the newly approved agreement, the City of Chattanooga has established an annual spending limit of $150,000 for the services over the duration of the four-year term. The wastewater service agreement was introduced during the purchase recommendations portion of the meeting by city staff. It was passed on a single motion alongside a broader slate of municipal purchases, including public works vehicle acquisitions and material contracts. The council approved the item unanimously without additional debate.