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Oct 15, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Surplus 2012 Ford F450 truck.
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Oct 15, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
Supply and delivery for Lime Slurry with a minimum of 30% in the form of bulk loads and totes.
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Oct 2, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Project consists of constructing a concrete liner in an existing 6-MG flow equalization basin, installing basin fill and drain piping, installing floating mixers in the basin, installing associated electrical and instrumentation and controls components, and associated site work. The force main and associated control valving to control flow to and from the basin are being constructed under a separate contract (Division II).
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Greenville
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Greenville
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561 Mauldin Rd
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29607
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Renewable Water Resources
The committees and Board reviewed several infrastructure and financial matters. Key actions included approving easements for the Ridgewood Drive Sewer Extension and the Basins 400A-1718 and 205 Rehabilitation project, awarding professional services for Durbin Creek and Georges Creek WRRF expansions, and authorizing engineering contracts for the Piedmont Pump Station No. 3 relocation. Financial items addressed included the 2026D Series application for the Conestee Improvements, updates on Hurricane Helene FEMA claims and SRF programs, and the repeal of the IT Reimbursement Policy alongside updates to the Board Reimbursement Policy. The Board also reviewed governance monitoring reports, legislative updates concerning retirement and wastewater testing, and recent corporate activity.
The board meetings covered multiple key business items across different committees. The Operations and Planning Committee discussed the WRRF Actuator Replacements Contract award, a Wetlands Mitigation Bank Evaluation Agreement, and received a presentation on the Conestee Force Main and Pump Station Upgrade Project. The Governance and Finance Committee reviewed financial reports, including the Cash and Investment Summary and the New Account Fee Classification Report. The Board of Commissioners approved the WRRF Actuator Replacements contract, the Wetlands Mitigation Bank Evaluation Agreement, and received presentations on cybersecurity and a request from the Northwood Little League regarding parking. Additionally, the Board reviewed policy governance monitoring reports, discussed budget preparations, and entered into an executive session to receive legal advice.
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The meeting sessions covered a comprehensive agenda, including an overview of commissioner benefits, retirement system information, and tablet usage for FOIA compliance. Strategic updates included the 2025 Strategic Plan goals regarding workforce development, operational excellence, financial strategy, and technology optimization. The Board also reviewed the 2026 Upstate Roundtable recommendations and the 2026 meeting schedule. Public hearings were conducted regarding proposed building and property rental fees, budget amendments, and new account fees. Operational actions included awarding the 2026 Flow Monitoring Services contract, approving financial policy updates, authorizing budget amendments, and accepting a new Microsoft Enterprise License Agreement. The CEO provided updates on recent activities and the upcoming legislative session, and the Board held an executive session to discuss potential legal claims.
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