- Owner
- City of Portland
- Location
- Portland, Oregon
Force Avenue Pump Station Upgrade
Project originated in the Pump Station Improvement Program. Remodel pump station for improved reliability and maintenance. Remodel includes wet well modification, new submersible pumps, onsite electrical controls building and generator shelter, and odor treatment.
Last verified Oct 9, 2026 2 official source families
Project brief
What is proposed
Project originated in the Pump Station Improvement Program. Remodel pump station for improved reliability and maintenance. Remodel includes wet well modification, new submersible pumps, onsite electrical controls building and generator shelter, and odor treatment.
Latest material change
FY2026–27 adopted capital book lists Force Avenue project E10611
The adopted capital chapter lists $350,000 FY2026–27 expenditure and $5,370,000 across five fiscal years. This is a fiscal-year capital plan; it does not establish when design, procurement, financing or construction occurred. Supplemental budget amendments were not reviewed and may change allocations.
Commercial scope
Confirmed work and commercial interpretation
What is proposed
Project originated in the Pump Station Improvement Program. Remodel pump station for improved reliability and maintenance. Remodel includes wet well modification, new submersible pumps, onsite electrical controls building and generator shelter, and odor treatment.
Potential commercial work
Waterline IQ interpretation of accepted scope. These items are not confirmed contract packages or specifications.
Process and controls
Electrical and controls
Pumping and storage
Sewage pumps and Emergency generators
Wastewater collection
Force main appurtenances
Civil and site work
Concrete and structural
Permits and approvals
Documented permitting
Permit records have not been captured; requirements and approval remain unverified.
Selected lifecycle
Key official milestones
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Official event
First Force Avenue air-release-valve component completed
The official project page reports the Columbia Slough Trail ARV completed in October 2022. This is one component only; it does not establish completion of the main pump-station upgrade or the second planned ARV.
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Official event
FY2026–27 adopted capital book lists Force Avenue project E10611
The adopted capital chapter lists $350,000 FY2026–27 expenditure and $5,370,000 across five fiscal years. This is a fiscal-year capital plan; it does not establish when design, procurement, financing or construction occurred. Supplemental budget amendments were not reviewed and may change allocations.
View evidence for FY2026–27 adopted capital book lists Force Avenue project E10611
Evidence and sources
5 accepted claims across 2 official document versions
Selected official evidence · Inspect exact excerpts and locators
Force Avenue Pump Station Project
Portland BES planning, design and construction publication discovery“Design will continue through 2025. The contractor advertisement, bid, and selection process will follow. Construction is anticipated to begin in December of 2026 and take two years to complete.”
Force Avenue Pump Station Project
Portland BES planning, design and construction publication discovery“The first ARV is located along the Columbia Slough Trail at a point east of Moore Island and across from an access road off N Cottonwood Street. Construction was completed in October of 2022.”
Fiscal Year 2026-27 Adopted Budget — E10611 - Force Ave. Pump Station Upgrade
Portland Water and BES published adopted capital-budget chapters“Total Expenditures | $1,767,548 | $350,000 | $350,000 | $0 | $2,100,000 | $2,800,000 | $120,000 | $5,370,000”