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Aspro Inc. sole bidder on Runway 1836 rehabilitation; base bid below engineer's estimate

3047505 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Staff recorded a single bid from Aspro Inc. of Waterloo, Iowa for the Runway 1836 rehabilitation with Runway 1230 safety area (project FAAIP Three-nineteen-ninetyFour-0XX). The engineer's estimate was $2,023,225; Aspro's base bid was $1,651,832.50 with a 5% bid security. An addendum was noted but not read into the record.

A staff member, meeting staff, reported that Aspro Inc. of Waterloo, Iowa was the sole bidder on the Runway 1836 rehabilitation with Runway 1230 safety area project (identified in the transcript as project number FAAIP Three‑nineteen‑ninetyFour‑0XX). The staff member said the engineer’s estimate for the project was $2,023,225 and that Aspro’s total base bid was $1,651,832.50.

The staff member recorded that Aspro provided a 5% bid security with its submission. The staff member also noted an addendum was part of the bid package but said, “I never read it. It was just a denial,” indicating the addendum’s contents were not read into the record at the opening.

The transcript does not record any action to award or reject the bid, nor does it record any vote or direction to staff about next steps. The entry ends with the staff member thanking bidders.

Because only one bid was received, staff or the awarding authority will need to follow procurement rules for single‑bid scenarios before any contract is awarded; no such procedural direction is recorded in the transcript.