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City of Tolleson — City Council (2026-01-27)

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Item Number: H.6. 
 
 
CITY COUNCIL REPORT 
 
SUBJECT: 
Second Amendment to Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with WACO, LLC for 
Emergency Pipeline Repair Services 
MEETING DATE: 
January 27, 2026 
 
TO: 
Mayor and Council 
FROM: 
Jamie McCracken, Utilities Director  
REVIEWED: 
Reyes Medrano, Jr., City Manager 
 
PURPOSE: 
The Utilities Department is requesting approval of the Second Amendment to the Cooperative Purchasing 
Agreement between the City of Tolleson and WACO, LLC to increase the annual compensation for emergency 
pipeline repair services. 
 
BACKGROUND: 
On April 11, 2025, the City entered into a Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with WACO, LLC, based on a City 
of Scottsdale cooperative contract, to provide emergency pipeline repair services for the City’s water and 
wastewater infrastructure. The cooperative purchasing method allows the City to utilize competitively procured 
contracts from other public agencies, resulting in efficient procurement and cost-effective pricing. 
 
Emergency pipeline repair services are critical to maintaining the integrity, reliability, and safety of the City’s 
water and wastewater systems, particularly in response to unexpected line failures or infrastructure 
emergencies. 
 
DISCUSSION: 
The Second Amendment increases the annual not-to-exceed compensation amount from $200,000 to $350,000 
per year to address increased demand for emergency repair services and to ensure adequate contract capacity 
is available when urgent repairs are required. All other terms and conditions of the original Agreement remain 
unchanged. 
 
The Second Amendment to the Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with WACO will include major repair 
services for City equipment, with the contractor available on an on-call basis to respond to repair needs as they 
arise. Maintaining WACO as an on-call service provider ensures timely repairs that support uninterrupted 
operations. The City requires multiple on-call vendors to ensure service availability in the event one contractor 
is unavailable or engaged elsewhere, providing operational redundancy and minimizing potential service delays. 
 
BUDGET IMPACT: 
Funding for emergency pipeline repair services is included in the Utilities Department’s adopted budget. The 
Agreement, as amended, establishes a not-to-exceed annual amount of $350,000 per year, subject to budget 
appropriation.

RECOMMENDATION: 
Staff recommends approval of the Second Amendment to the Cooperative Purchasing Agreement between the 
City of Tolleson and WACO, LLC for emergency pipeline repair services, and authorization for the City Manager 
to execute the Amendment. 
 
ATTACHMENTS: 
1. 
01 27 26 UT - Second Amendment to CPA - WACO