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County opens bids for Yellowstone County Museum ADA lift; solicits qualifications for Duck Creek scour mitigation
Summary
During the Feb. 11 meeting the board opened and recorded bids for the Yellowstone County Museum ADA improvements and accepted statements of qualifications for Duck Creek scour mitigation, then referred both procurement packages to staff for recommendation.
The Board of County Commissioners opened bids for the Yellowstone County Museum ADA improvement and lift addition and acknowledged statements of qualifications for the Duck Creek scour mitigation project during its Feb. 11, 2025 meeting. Commissioners voted to refer both procurement packages to staff for recommendations back to the board.
For the Yellowstone County Museum ADA project, the board recorded multiple bids and bid bonds from the following firms: TW Riley Construction (base bid recorded at $547,005.16; alternative 1 $34,000; alternative 2 $25,400), Kukanik Construction (base bid announced as $647,135; alternatives recorded but partially garbled in the transcript), Northcon Incorporated (base bid recorded at $750,707.05; alternative amounts were announced but the record contains unclear figures), R and R Taylor Construction (base bid recorded at $638,512.06; alternatives $28,767 and $23,246), and Langless Construction (base bid recorded at $674,002.65; alternatives $70,001.07 and $46,006.24). The board confirmed bid bonds were on file for the bidders where noted on the record.
The transcript shows some alternative-amount figures were unintelligible or garbled during the oral reading; where numbers in the record were unclear, the board placed the bids on file and referred the procurement to staff for verification and a formal recommendation.
On the Duck Creek scour mitigation item the board acknowledged receipt of statements of qualifications from Battle Ridge Builders, Cascades Civil Corps, and Sletten Construction. The board noted that no bid bond was required for the statement-of-qualifications submittal and referred those qualifications to staff for review and recommendation.
The board voted to refer both the museum bids and the Duck Creek statements of qualifications to staff for recommendation; commissioners used voice votes with “aye” recorded and no dissent noted on the transcript. Staff will return recommended award(s) or further action to a future meeting for formal action.
