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St. Helena awards $917,000 contract for water pipe flushing

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St. Helena City Council unanimously approved a $917,000 contract with a New Mexico firm to conduct "zero-discharge flushing" in the city's water distribution pipeline. The project aims to address discolored water, which city staff attribute to built-up iron and manganese minerals. The contract also includes adding video cameras for inspection of about 10% of the system.

From pressdemocrat.com

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The contract represents a significant municipal expenditure for public infrastructure maintenance. The agreement establishes a transactional relationship between St. Helena and a company based in New Mexico. The work is intended to improve the integrity and quality of the city's drinking water distribution system.

From pressdemocrat.com

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  • St. HelenaCity receiving the contract for water pipe maintenance
  • New MexicoState whose firm was contracted for the water work
  • city councilLegislative body that approved the $917,000 contract

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