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Bid Opening for Metropark 4 H Building HVAC Draws Four Proposals

April 30, 2024 | Yellowstone, Montana



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Bid Opening for Metropark 4 H Building HVAC Draws Four Proposals
During the Yellowstone County Commissioner Meeting on April 30, 2024, significant progress was made regarding the HVAC system for the Metropark 4-H Building. Four bids were opened, showcasing a competitive range of proposals for the project.

The first bid, submitted by John Burns of Conditioned Air Services, totaled $119,580. The second bid came from Air Fab Inc., amounting to $126,407. Empire Heating and Cooling submitted the third bid at $141,007.62. The final bid, which did not include a contractor name, was from Air Controls in Billings, with a total of $168,004.80.

Commissioner Morris proposed a motion to refer these bids to staff for further evaluation and recommendations. This step is crucial as it allows for a thorough review of the proposals before a final decision is made by the board.

The outcome of this bidding process is expected to enhance the facilities at Metropark, benefiting the community by ensuring a comfortable environment for various events and activities. The commissioners will await staff recommendations to proceed with the project, highlighting the county's commitment to improving public spaces.

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