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The award follows a review of bids and an engineer’s cost proposal presented to the authority. Bart, a consultant with Jones & DeMille, told the board the construction estimate included a $569,000 contingency and that the construction estimate presented to the CIB was roughly $6,280,000; received bids ranged from about $5.3 million to $6.7 million, with Hadfield Construction as the apparent low bidder. “Our recommendation, as the consultant, would be to award it,” Bart said.

The board also discussed seeking a change in scope from CIB (the funding authority referenced in the packet) on June 5 to allow the approved funding to include purchase of an X‑ray machine as part of the building’s capital infrastructure. Members said the MBA — not the health provider — would own the machine if the scope change is approved. The packet presented to the board listed an overall CIB award the board discussed as $7,233,000, of which the consultant read $5,786,000 was a grant and $1,447,000 a loan at 0.5% for 30 years.

Board members and staff discussed engineering and construction details the contractor will face, including a disagreement or question about the fill material specified for backfill and structural fill. Several speakers asked whether material from the county pit (described in the meeting as a 3‑inch minus material) meets the geotechnical report’s requirements (which the board discussed as potentially calling out a 3/4‑inch minus structural fill in some locations). Bart said the consultant and the geotechnical engineer would review the specifications and test results and coordinate any needed clarifications: “We’ll coordinate with the geotech on that and make sure we’re on the same page,” he said. He explained that large rock in the pit run material can make standard compaction testing harder but that there are alternate test methods and that, if required, 3/4‑inch material could be used under footings while using the pit material elsewhere to reduce cost.

The board also reviewed contractor references and due diligence. Bart said references returned strong recommendations and that staff had contacted the apparent low bidder to confirm they remained comfortable with their price. Board members discussed timing: the consultant said the contractor’s preliminary schedule showed mobilization in late June and completion near February of the following year; the bond closing was tentatively scheduled for June 24. Board members said they would not recommend starting significant construction before the bond closing but noted the contractor planned to mobilize near the end of June and that CIB would decide whether to allow scope changes on June 5.

Motion and vote: A board member moved to award the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center project to Hadfield Construction for $5,320,000; another board member seconded. The motion carried and the board approved the award. (Transcript records the motion, second and the chair calling for “All in favor? Aye.” The meeting did not include a roll‑call vote in the transcript.)

Next steps and context: Staff and the consultant will (1) follow up with the geotechnical engineer to confirm testing and specifications for structural fill and compaction (and will clarify whether 3/4‑inch material is required under footings only), (2) return to CIB on June 5 to request the scope change to include the X‑ray machine if the board proceeds, and (3) coordinate with the contractor on mobilization timing and bond closing. The consultant noted earlier discussions with a potential provider had not produced a firm equipment donation, which is one reason the board is seeking the scope change to purchase the machine as building infrastructure owned by the MBA.

Votes at a glance: The board approved the award to Hadfield Construction, the apparent low bidder, and directed staff to pursue the geotech clarifications and the CIB scope change.","mediaType","Audio","parentTitle","Daggett County Municipal Building - May 20 2025 MBA Mtg Audio 1 Of 1","oneSentenceSummary","Daggett County Municipal Building Authority members voted May 20, 2025, to award the construction contract for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center to Hadfield Construction for $5,320,000.","taxTitle","Daggett County Municipal Building Authority, Daggett County Commission and Boards, Daggett County, Utah","taxId",74910,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":50,"_51":82,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6535179,"Daggett County MBA approves May 13 minutes, cash summary and $41,760 disbursement",2688,92000,2780000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3412053-f139931d19b3b9bc670013e0a529dd42&start=92&end=2780","/articles/6535179/Utah/Daggett-County-MBA-approves-May-13-minutes-cash-summary-and-41760-disbursement","The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on May 20, 2025 approved routine business items including minutes from the May 13 meeting, acceptance of the MBA cash summary and accounts‑receivable report, and approval of an MBA disbursement summary totaling $41,760.

A board member moved to approve the minutes from the MBA meeting held May 13, 2025. Another board member seconded and stated they would abstain from that vote. The motion carried on a voice vote; the transcript records the second saying, “I’ll second it knowing that I’m abstaining.”

The board reviewed the cash summary and accounts receivable report for the MBA dated May 16, 2025 and a staff member moved to accept the bank account report; a second was recorded and the motion passed on a voice vote with “Aye.”

The board also considered an MBA disbursement summary dated May 12–15, 2025 in the amount of $41,760. A motion and second were made to accept that disbursement summary; the chair called for the vote and members replied “Aye,” approving the disbursement. The transcript records staff discussion clarifying that the disbursement listing for the county meeting differed from the MBA packet and that the $41,760 payment listed was to Jones & DeMille for clinic work.

Motion and votes: The minutes approval motion was moved and seconded; the second stated they would abstain and the motion carried. The cash‑summary and disbursement motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. The transcript does not include a roll‑call recorded vote for these motions.

The board adjourned by acclamation at 10:04 a.m.","At its May 20, 2025 meeting the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved minutes from May 13, accepted the cash summary and accounts receivable report, and approved a disbursement summary for $41,760. One board member stated they would abstain from the minutes vote.","actionData","errors"]

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Daggett County MBA awards $5.32 million clinic contract; to ask CIB to add X‑ray to scope

Daggett County MBA approves May 13 minutes, cash summary and $41,760 disbursement