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Board discusses possible $563,000 sewer-jet purchase and procurement authority

September 21, 2026 | Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana


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Board discusses possible $563,000 sewer-jet purchase and procurement authority
Board members discussed whether to acquire a new sewer-jet unit after staff materials were circulated. The figure discussed for the unit itself in the meeting was approximately $563,000; participants said financing could add nearly $100,000 to that total, while an outright purchase with a guaranteed trade might avoid those financing costs. No motion to purchase or contract award was made.

The conversation also covered procurement authority and contract thresholds. One participant referenced the city ordinance language that the purchasing agent has authority up to $25,000, and another attendee said the question of whether a formal contract is required would be for the attorney to decide. Members reviewed current equipment, noting the city has two sewer jets (one kept 22 years, another about 12) and that one older unit had been damaged by fire and is no longer serviceable. The board did not take formal action on the purchase during the meeting and indicated the item would be addressed further later.

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