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City council approves $2.9 million contract for Atkins Johnson event center

5750788 · July 29, 2025
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Summary

Gladstone—ity Council adopted Resolution R-25-44 on July 28 authorizing the city manager to execute a contract with Centric Construction Group LLC not to exceed $2,908,503 for construction of an event center at Atkins Johnson Farm and Museum (project CP2454); Councilman Nave recused from the vote.

The Gladstone City Council on July 28 adopted Resolution R-25-44 authorizing the city manager to execute a contract with Centric Construction Group LLC for construction of an event center at the Atkins Johnson Farm and Museum in an amount not to exceed $2,908,503.

Mayor Pro Tem Moore moved for adoption of the resolution; the motion carried with the council voting in the affirmative and Councilman Nave abstaining to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. The resolution identifies the project as CP2454 and sets the contract ceiling at $2,908,503.

Council discussion on the item was brief at the meeting record and focused on proceeding with the procurement. Following the vote the clerk noted the abstention by Councilman Nave and the council adjourned business.

The resolution authorizes the city manager to execute the construction contract; the text presented to council specifies Centric Construction Group LLC as the selected contractor and the not-to-exceed amount. The motion passed on a voice vote with the abstention recorded; no other conditions, amendments or financing breakdowns were discussed on the record at the July 28 session.

Next steps on project CP2454 were not detailed in the meeting transcript; the contract execution and subsequent construction schedule, permits and inspections will be managed by city staff in accordance with the contract documents and usual city procedures.