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Adamsville pump-station proposal would move completion from November 2026 to June 2029

The proposed 958-day extension would add no cost to an upgrade contract originally capped at $29.32 million.

By NickO Report

Published Oct 3, 2026

Graphic editorial illustration derived from an aerial photograph of downtown Atlanta, with clustered buildings, a street grid and curving road corridors rendered through contour and mesh processing. — City context: Downtown Atlanta from above, photographed December 10, 2007. Editorial illustration. This citywide context does not depict the Adamsville pump station or its proposed upgrades.Editorial illustration · Ron Reiring · CC-BY-2.0

An Atlanta ordinance proposes extending the Adamsville Pump Station Upgrades contract by 958 calendar days, moving final completion from Nov. 7, 2026, to June 22, 2029, at no additional cost to the city.

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The supporting ordinance says decisions affecting pump sizing and electrical voltage delayed procurement, while supply-chain lead times for critical equipment, including the generator, increased substantially. The requested extension would not change the scope of work.

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Ordinance 26-O-1553 would authorize a change order with Ruby-Collins/Benchmark, LLC Joint Venture for Watershed Management. The original contract ceiling is $29,318,282. This is a proposed extension, not an executed change order; the text requires legal approval, execution, attestation and delivery before it binds the city.

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