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Glynn County opens bids for Coast Guard Beach parking and drainage improvements
Summary
Glynn County held a public bid opening for IFP25-051, receiving four bids; a tabulation will be posted and a recommended award later presented to the finance committee and full Board of Commissioners.
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Glynn County Procurement Analyst Nikki Thompson opened the public bid opening for IFP25-051, the Coast Guard Beach parking and drainage improvements project, and announced that four bids were received.
The bids matter because the project covers parking and drainage work at Coast Guard Beach that the county will evaluate before recommending a contractor. Thompson said procurement staff and the project manager will review paperwork for accuracy, and a bid tabulation will be posted to the county website; a recommended award will go first to the finance committee and then to the full Board of Commissioners for approval.
Thompson read the four bids aloud. J. Hire Company Incorporated of Baxley, Georgia, submitted the lowest bid at $2,812,966.39. Underground Excavating Incorporated of Paterson, Georgia, bid $2,865,532.00. Semat Corporation of Savannah, Georgia, bid $4,114,701.86. Reeves Construction Company of Duncan, South Carolina, bid $4,129,138.33. Thompson reminded attendees that the county reserves the right to weigh technicalities and that the lowest bid may not be the recommended awardee.
The county will post the formal bid tabulation on its website when available and notify registered bidders; Thompson advised signing up for bid alerts on the Glynn County homepage. No award or formal selection was made at the bid opening.
For questions, Thompson provided contact information on the county website and an email address.

