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Chandler to spend $12.58M on 1 year’s supply of water chemicals

Chandler workers complete tasks at Chandler’s Ocotillo Brine Reduction Facility. The Chandler City Council approved a one-year, $12.58 million set of contracts with 10 suppliers on Aug. 13 for water treatment chemicals.

Courtesy of City of Chandler

The Chandler City Council, administration and staff from several departments have discussed the impact of inflation in several contexts.

One of the impacts is the rising cost of some the infrastructure and supplies needed to keep basic city services running.

Council approved a one-year, $12.58 million set of contracts with 10 suppliers on Aug. 13 for water treatment chemicals.

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