Completion of First Phase of $85.26M Overhaul at Lawton Wastewater Treatment Plant
The first phase of a three-phase renovation of Lawton's wastewater treatment plant has been completed at a cost of $85.26 million, following two years of work. The City Council approved a change order that reduced expenses by $83,341. While the project is substantially complete, minor tasks remain, including the replacement of damaged fiber optic cable and laying sod in disturbed areas, pending the growing season.
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After two years, the first phase of the $85.26 million renovation of Lawton's 49-year-old wastewater treatment plant is complete. The City Council approved an $83,341 reduction in costs, finalizing the contract at $85,262,131. Although the project is now substantially complete, two minor tasks are outstanding: replacing damaged fiber optic cable and laying sod in areas disturbed during construction, which will be completed when the growing season allows.
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