Renton greenlights $1.87M utility package led by Panther Creek culvert replacement
City of Renton Utility Systems, Washington · Meeting date: August 17, 2026 · Published: August 18, 2026
The Washington municipality advanced three utility contracts, securing engineering for major stormwater infrastructure, expanding its AMI network, and funding post-dredging environmental monitoring on the Cedar River.
Key points
- City Council approved a $1,396,944 engineering services agreement with KPFF Consulting Engineers for the Panther Creek culvert replacement at Talbot Road.
- Ferguson Enterprises secured a $206,198 contract to supply new Sensus base stations to support Renton's Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system.
- GeoEngineers was awarded a $272,600 contract amendment for Year 10 post-construction mitigation monitoring related to the Cedar River gravel removal project.
Full report
The City of Renton, Washington, has authorized a suite of utility contracts totaling nearly $1.88 million, with the bulk of the funding directed toward major stormwater infrastructure engineering.
During an August 17, 2026, meeting, the City Council unanimously adopted recommendations from the Utilities Committee to advance three key projects spanning stormwater management, smart metering, and environmental mitigation.
The largest approval was a $1,396,944 professional services agreement with KPFF Consulting Engineers, Inc. The firm will provide engineering services for the Panther Creek Culvert Replacement project at Talbot Road.
The council also approved a $206,198 agreement with Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. to support the continued operation of Renton's Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system. The procurement includes the purchase and installation of three new Sensus Tower Gate Base (TGB) stations and one Sensus Vehicle Gate Base (VGB) station.
Rounding out the utility approvals, the city authorized a $272,600 contract amendment with GeoEngineers, Inc. This amendment covers Year 10 post-construction mitigation monitoring and reporting services associated with the Cedar River maintenance dredge and gravel removal project.
All three measures passed without opposition following their presentation by the Utilities Committee.
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Source: Utilities Committee, City of Renton Utility Systems