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Greenlee County board approves award for 50x100 metal public works building

2146547 · January 24, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to award a bid to Mueller for a 50-by-100 metal shell building to serve as a new public works facility, with the county retaining flexibility on interior work and site preparation.

Greenlee County supervisors voted to award a contract for a 50-by-100 metal public works building to Mueller for $77,450 plus taxes and accessories.

The board approved the award after staff reported the county received two responsive bids, from Mueller and Banger (based in Phoenix). County staff recommended Mueller, noting the company’s existing work in the county and that its bid was roughly $2,000 lower than the competing bid. A board member moved to approve the award and another member seconded the motion; the motion passed by voice vote.

Staff described the contract as covering the metal shell and delivery and erection of the building at the county site. Site work such as building pad preparation and concrete was described as likely to be a mix of county crews and contracted work; interior ‘‘trim-out’’ work may be handled by county personnel if workloads allow. The motion as stated in the record was to “approve the award for the 50 by 100 metal building, to serve as a new public works facility in the amount of 77,450 plus taxes and accessories to Mueller.”

No board member requested a roll-call vote in the public record; the board’s voice vote recorded multiple “ayes” and the chair declared the motion adopted. The record does not specify additional contract terms, a start date, or a completion schedule; staff said those details would be determined as the county coordinates site work and contractor schedules.

The board moved on to subsequent business after the vote; staff indicated they will return with implementation details as work planning progresses.