Council seeks alternatives after vendor warns sewer-plant electrical replacement could top $1 million
September 19, 2026 | Town of Clayton, Hendricks County, Indiana
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Town maintenance lead Pete told the council that Banning Engineering reviewed GRW's plans and indicated the GRW proposal effectively required replacing an existing building, which Banning estimated "would cost over a million dollars to do that." Council members said they did not have funds at that scale and asked staff to pursue alternatives and additional quotes.
As an alternative, vendors recommended upgrading to a 600-amp service, running lines overhead and replacing smaller boxes where needed to avoid expensive excavation and concrete work. The council asked Pete to collect additional bids, including Bright Blue and a local fabricator, and report back before any firm decision.
As an alternative, vendors recommended upgrading to a 600-amp service, running lines overhead and replacing smaller boxes where needed to avoid expensive excavation and concrete work. The council asked Pete to collect additional bids, including Bright Blue and a local fabricator, and report back before any firm decision.
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