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Cowlitz County opens bids for wastewater treatment plant improvements

Wednesday Business Meeting: Bid Opening - 02.05.2025 · February 7, 2025

Summary

Cowlitz County held a public bid opening and recorded eight bids for its wastewater treatment plant improvement project; bids ranged from $1,492,328.90 to $2,111,113.86. The transcript does not record an award or timeline for review.

Cowlitz County held a public bid opening Wednesday for improvements to its wastewater treatment plant and recorded eight bids that ranged from $1,492,328.90 to $2,111,113.86.

"We are having a bid opening for the total wastewater treatment plant improvements. Looks like we have 8 bids," the clerk said as the county read each company's submitted total to Cowlitz County.

The bids read into the record, in the order presented in the transcript, were: Lee Contractors LLC — $2,111,113.86; Advanced Excavating Specialist LLC — $1,715,748.24; DeWitt Construction Incorporated — $1,939,650.08; Rognans Inc. — $1,567,438.88; Western United Civil Group LLC — $1,679,592.27; Tapania Inc. — $1,492,328.90; Stellar J Corporation — $2,035,830.48; and James W. Fowler Company — $1,565,121.17.

The clerk announced each bid total aloud and closed the bid opening after the final submission was read. The transcript records the bids and the closing statement, but it does not include any award decision, motion, or a timeline for when bids will be reviewed or a contract will be awarded.

No legal citations or procurement steps were recorded in the transcript provided. The bid opening consisted of the public reading of bid amounts and company names and concluded with the clerk noting the end of the bid opening.

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