Chattanooga approves $4m wastewater cleaning agreement

Chattanooga approves $4m wastewater cleaning agreementChattanooga’s City Council approved a new four-year agreement for special wastewater line and tank cleaning services, with annual spending capped at $1 million. The council also extended its agreement with ADS Environmental Services through March 2027.

PCI received the award for a new four-year wastewater special line and tank cleaning services agreement.

The agreement carries an annual amount limit of $1 million, representing up to $4 million across its four-year term.

Council approved a six-month extension of agreement PA-100307 with ADS Environmental Services, adding $450,000.

The ADS extension runs from September 28, 2026, through March 28, 2027.

Chattanooga City Council has approved a new four-year agreement for special line and tank cleaning services for the city’s Wastewater division, setting an annual spending limit of $1 million. The contract was awarded to PCI as the best bid, according to the purchasing presentation to council on 29 September. The agreement therefore permits spending of up to $4 million over its four-year duration, subject to the stated annual cap. The council approved the purchase package without opposition after the items were presented alongside three other procurement actions. No further details on the scope of the special cleaning work, individual sites, or the agreement start date were provided during the meeting. In a separate wastewater decision, council authorised a six-month extension to agreement PA-100307 with ADS Environmental Services. The extension adds $450,000 and continues the existing agreement from its 28 September 2026 expiry date through 28 March 2027. The two approvals maintain procurement activity across both specialist cleaning and environmental-services work within Chattanooga’s wastewater operation. Council members did not raise questions or comments on either wastewater item before approving the purchases.