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The Queen Creek Town Council will consider approval of Project Order 04 under an existing on-call contract with Black & Veatch. The item also includes a budget adjustment of $685,905 from contingency funds generated by project savings for the Advanced Wastewater Treatment...
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September 19, 20261 min read
The Queen Creek Town Council will address Project Order 04 during its regular session on September 16, 2026.
The agenda item outlines a request for consideration and possible approval of the order under an existing on-call contract.
The requested order falls under On-Call Contract 2023-007 with Black & Veatch.
The firm will provide owner advisor services for CIP Project Number WW200.
Council members will consider a budget adjustment of $685,905 from Contingency created by project savings.
The funds will be reallocated to support the ongoing capital improvement project.
Queen Creek Town Council Regular Session (2026-09-16). Retrieved from https://queencreekaz.granicus.com/AgendaViewer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=1916
Briar Doyle· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
Briar Doyle covers Queen Creek city hall, the council, and county government.
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