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Wilkes-Barre discusses $49,500 contract with Panzida for Hollenbeck Fire Station auxiliary garage
Summary
At an April 22 Wilkes-Barre City Council work session, councilmembers reviewed a resolution to authorize a $49,500 contract with Panzida Enterprises to install a prefabricated auxiliary garage at Hollenbeck Fire Station, largely grant-funded; one bid was received and the current package does not include utilities.
Wilkes-Barre City Council on April 22 discussed a resolution to authorize city officials to enter into an agreement with Panzida Enterprises for $49,500 to supply and install a prefabricated auxiliary garage at Hollenbeck Fire Station.
The measure, introduced by the mayor during the work session, would fund the project primarily through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Office of State Fire Commissioner's Grama Program along with money from the Wilkes-Barre Fire Department general fund. Jay Delaney, identified in the meeting as the city’s fire chief, described the structure as "a prefabricated metal…
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