County attorney strengthens contract language for sheriff’s office building-envelope work; scope unchanged
Johnson County facilities staff said a $283,695 Phase 2 professional services agreement with Acxiom Consultants for building-envelope stabilization at 511 South Capitol (the sheriff’s office and jail) has been revised to increase county protections and insurance requirements; supervisors will consider the contract at a formal meeting.
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Dave Curtis, Johnson County facilities director, told supervisors that the county’s proposed Phase 2 professional services agreement with Acxiom Consultants for building-envelope stabilization at 511 South Capitol Street is back before the board after review by the county attorney’s office. Curtis said the county attorney “supercharged” the contract language but that there is no change to scope or schedule.
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