Public Safety Building Committee narrows geotechnical RFPs; aiming for March ballot proposal
The Public Safety Building Committee narrowed geotechnical RFPs to two firms, set follow-up interviews and sent an RFQ, with the committee aiming for a March ballot proposal due to expected cost increases.
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Chairman Hoby Harmon told the Select Board the Public Safety Building Committee has narrowed geotechnical RFP submissions to two firms, scheduled follow-up interviews, and issued an RFQ. He said the committee is aiming for a March ballot proposal because costs are expected to rise and timing may affect balloting strategy.
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