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Tift County accepts low bid of $943,050 for superior court judge office renovation
Summary
County staff said McCray Construction Management submitted the low bid ($943,050) to renovate space for a newly appointed superior court judge; county contingency funds will pay the amount, and staff asked the board to approve contracting by Feb. 1.
TIFT COUNTY — County staff told the Board of Commissioners they received four bids to renovate space in the courthouse to accommodate a newly appointed superior court judge and that the low bidder, McCray Construction Management, submitted a bid of $943,050.
Staff said the state provided for the judge’s appointment and that court staff and county facilities need renovated office and support space to accommodate the new judge and staff. The project would renovate space previously used by another court-related office.
"Low bid was submitted by McCray Construction Management for $943,050 and that's being paid for from contingency," staff said. They asked the board to authorize contracting so work can begin, with a requested action date by Feb. 1.
County staff indicated contingency funds are available to cover the contract; the item was presented for board approval on the consent agenda and staff requested the board authorize execution of the contract so work could proceed.
No vote is recorded in the transcript excerpt; staff said they would bring the contract forward for approval and execution.
