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Council approves emergency replacement of RTU compressor, $13,800
Summary
Bridgeton City Council unanimously approved an emergency contract not to exceed $13,800 to replace a compressor in rooftop unit (RTU) No.3, authorizing work under Haberberger's April 15 proposal.
The Bridgeton City Council on April 1 unanimously approved an emergency contract to replace a compressor in rooftop unit No. 3, authorizing Haberberger to perform the work for an amount not to exceed $13,800.
Council member Luther moved to approve the emergency replacement “according to Haberberger's proposal dated 04/15/2025 in an amount not to exceed $13,800,” and Council member Luke seconded the motion. The council then conducted a roll call vote; the measure passed 8–0.
The action was handled under the meeting's emergency-legislation agenda item and was recorded as an immediate expense to restore building HVAC function. The clerk recorded each council member’s vote during the roll call: all present members voted aye.
No additional discussion or conditions were recorded on the floor about alternatives or warranty terms. The ordinance-like emergency approval allows staff to schedule the contractor to proceed without the typical competitive-bid delay.
Council members who participated in the roll call appear in the official minutes as voting aye; the clerk recorded the unanimous outcome.
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