Legislation Details

File #: 8957   
Type: Consent Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 6/19/2026 In control: Utility Services Department
On agenda: 7/7/2026 Final action:
Title: Approval, Re: Emergency Purchase Order (EPO) to fund the repairs of the South Central Water Reclamation Facility (SCRWRF) headworks repairs and bypass
Attachments: 1. Attachment-A -L7 Proposal - Brevard County Headworks Rehab FINAL REVISED 6-18-2026.pdf, 2. Attachment-B - 421429 - South Central WWTF - Headworks Odor Control and Structural Assessments FINAL TM 2026-4-17.pdf, 3. Attachment-C -Degradation_Progession_Exhibit.pdf
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Subject:
Title
Approval, Re: Emergency Purchase Order (EPO) to fund the repairs of the South Central Water Reclamation Facility (SCRWRF) headworks repairs and bypass
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Fiscal Impact:
The estimated cost of the emergency repair TO the SCRWRF pretreatment structure is $1,130,635 (Attachment A, Quote).
Dept/Office:
Utility Services
Requested Action:
Recommendation
It is requested that the Board approve the Emergency Purchase Order for the repair and bypass of the SCRWRF headworks structure in the amount of $1,130,635.

It is also requested that the Board authorize the County Manager to execute all necessary budget amendments (BCRs) for the repairs, and the County Manager be authorized to approve any change orders necessary to complete the work.
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Summary Explanation and Background:
The headworks structure is the first stage of the treatment process at the South Central Regional Wastewater Reclamation Facility (SCRWRF) and is critical to reliable operation of the facility. The headworks consists of two primary sections: (1) the upper section, which receives incoming wastewater and provides preliminary screening and grit removal, and (2) the lower section, contains the fine screening, as well as effluent piping that conveys wastewater to downstream treatment processes. The lower section is currently inoperable and is not providing treatment.

In 2024, after staff observed significant liner deterioration and concrete corrosion within the headworks structure, the Utility Services Department retained Black & Veatch to perform a Structural and Odor Control Evaluation. Black & Veatch conducted multiple inspections and evaluations to determine the cause and extent of the deterioration. Initially, the rate of degradation appeared stable, however, during a final site inspection in February 2026, Black & Veatch determined that the concrete deterioration was progressing more rapidly than previously anticipated. The firm further concluded that it could not verify the...

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