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Subject: Communication sponsored by Alder Maack, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, submitting Change Order No. 1 to Contract 2024062, CCTV Sewer Inspection, Green Bay Pipe & TV, LLC., Contractors. Recommendation of the Public Works and Services Committee on 04.14.26: That Change Order No. 1 to Contract 2024062, CCTV Sewer Inspection, Green Bay Pipe & TV, LLC., Contractors, be approved in the deduct amount of ($84,031.60) Fiscal Note: Funding for this change order is credited in the following Org-Objects: ($55,699.11) 22640 57560 Sanitary Sewers ($28,332.49) 60484 57570 Storm Sewers 0.00 40102 57560 R.W.W.U ($84,031.60) Total

Communication Passed Introduced February 24, 2026

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Amount
$84K
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Type
amendment
Field
Construction

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Subject: Communication sponsored by Alder Jones, on behalf of the City Engineer, submitting Change Order No.2 to Contract 2022125 - 2022 CCTV Sewer In… $174 Racine, WI
Committee
Public Works and Services Committee
Introduced
February 24, 2026
On agenda
April 20, 2026
Passed
April 20, 2026

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