Chattanooga adds $1.8m to chronic sewer-overflow project
City of Chattanooga Waste Resources Division, Tennessee · Meeting date: October 27, 2026 · Published: October 28, 2026
The City Council has authorised construction of the remaining gravity sewer segment within Chattanooga Golf & Country Club property as part of the Riverview Park/CGCC Chronic Overflow Elimination Project. The approval raises Hurst Excavating’s contract value to more than $5.26 million.
Key points
- Change Order No. 3 adds $1,797,210 to Hurst Excavating’s contract for the Riverview Park/CGCC Chronic Overflow Elimination Project.
- The added scope covers approximately 740 linear feet of 24-inch gravity sewer within Chattanooga Golf & Country Club property.
- The revised construction contract amount is $5,266,635.46.
- Council also awarded a $102,850 pump-station fence enclosure contract for Brainerd Manor.
Full report
Chattanooga City Council has approved a $1.797 million change order to enable the final section of gravity sewer to be built for the Riverview Park/CGCC Chronic Overflow Elimination Project.
Change Order No. 3 authorises Hurst Excavating LLC to construct approximately 740 linear feet of 24-inch gravity sewer within Chattanooga Golf & Country Club property. The added work increases the value of Contract No. W-19-015-201 to $5,266,635.46.
The council adopted the resolution without discussion or opposition. The project is explicitly identified as a chronic overflow elimination scheme, making the additional sewer section a key remaining element of its authorised construction scope.
The decision came alongside a separate wastewater capital award for the Brainerd Manor Pump Station Fence Enclosure. Council authorised the Wastewater Department to award Contract No. W-26-005-201 to Knoxville-based Integrated Technology LLC for $93,500, plus a $9,350 contingency, for a total amount not to exceed $102,850.
Together, the approvals commit the city to both completion work on a major sewer-overflow project in District 2 and a security enclosure at the Brainerd Manor pump station in District 5.
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Source: City Council, City of Chattanooga Waste Resources Division