Project To Protect City’s Drinking Water Has So Far Compromised It

7/11/18

By Mark Reutter, BaltimoreBrew

It was a price that seemed too good to be true.

At her first Board of Estimates meeting as Baltimore’s mayor in 2016, Catherine Pugh was asked to approve a contract for installing covered water tanks at Druid Hill Park’s reservoir to comply with federal regulations.

City engineers had estimated the project would cost $156 million.

But in came a bid of just $134 million from a newcomer to Baltimore contracting circles.

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