Pleasanton’s City Council approved a $2,747,681 contract with Telstar Instruments on Oct. 6 to replace emergency standby generators at five pump stations.
The work includes electrical modifications and installation of the generators. Resolution 2026-087 also authorizes public works staff to approve contract changes using a contingency of up to $412,152, approximately 15 percent of the base contract.
The city received bids Sept. 2 and determined that Telstar submitted the lowest responsive and responsible bid, according to the adopted resolution. Funding comes from the city’s water and sewer capital replacement funds.
