Legislation Details

File #: 26-6311    Version: 1
Type: Administrative Memorandum Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/6/2026 In control: Board of Directors
On agenda: 11/19/2026 Final action:
Title: Transmission System Valve Improvements; Project No. 101-0673-25; Engineering Services Agreement – Final Engineering
Indexes: .RWS - Regional Water System, Engineering Services Agreement, Engineering Services Agreement - Final Engineering
Code sections: 101-0673-25 - Transmission System Valve Improvements
Attachments: 1. Map
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Regional Water System

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Transmission System Valve Improvements; Project No. 101-0673-25; Engineering Services Agreement – Final Engineering

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SUBJECT

recommendation
Authorize funding in the amount of $1,493,100 to Black & Veatch Corporation for an engineering services agreement (ESA) for final engineering design services of the Transmission System Valve Improvements project.

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PURPOSE

The purpose of the project is to design the installation of new valves or replacement of some existing valves at 15 different high-priority locations within the Water Transmission System. These critical isolation valves are essential to ensuring system reliability, operational flexibility, and safety by allowing for the effective isolation of pipeline segments during system shutdowns.

RECOMMENDATION

The Executive Director and NTMWD staff recommend the Board of Directors authorize the Executive Director to execute an engineering services agreement (ESA) as follows:


Consultant:
Black & Veatch Corporation



Scope:
Final Engineering Design

Project:
No. 101-0673-25, Transmission System Valve Improvements Amount:
$1,493,100 Committee: This will be an item on the November 18, 2026, Water Committee meeting agenda.







DRIVER(S) FOR THIS PROJECT

Strategic Objective: 1.3 Proactive Asset and Maintenance Management
1.4 Reliable and Resilient Systems
? Regulatory Compliance ? Asset Condition ? Capacity
? Redundancy/Resiliency ? Relocation or External Requests ? Operational Efficiency ? Safety ? Administrative ? Policy
? Other _____________
BACKGROUND

The existing Water Transmission System, consisting of over 700 miles of pipelines, has created challenges for routine maintenance, tie-ins, and hindered scheduling of shutdowns due to older valves requiring repairs or replacement, or the need for additional valves for proper shutdowns.

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