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Committee accepts Phase 1 completion and awards Phase 2 contract for Fire Station 7 improvements
Summary
Kenosha committee accepted completion of Phase 1 of Fire Station 7 improvements and awarded a Phase 2 contract to Kumozi Construction for $138,600; Phase 1 final contract payment to Rash Construction and Engineering was recorded at $675,021.
The Kenosha Public Safety and Welfare Committee accepted final completion of Phase 1 of Fire Station 7 improvements and awarded a Phase 2 contract during its July 28 meeting.
The committee recorded that Phase 1 of the Fire Station 7 project, completed by Rash Construction and Engineering, addressed water infiltration and mold mitigation. The committee noted the final contract amount for Phase 1 as $675,021.
The committee then awarded a Phase 2 contract (Project 25-1576) to Kumozi Construction Company for $138,600 to complete interior work including painting, replacement of doors between the apparatus bay and interior living quarters, and two to three additional interior items to bring Station 7 “back up to speed,” according to Fire Chief (name not specified).
The chief said Phase 1 addressed water mitigation and mold, while Phase 2 focuses on interior repairs and finishing work. Staff told the committee Phase 2 will be funded from leftover dollars in the Station 7 capital improvement project (CIP); committee members said no Stage 3 has been identified. The committee approved both the acceptance of Phase 1 and the Phase 2 contract award by voice vote.
No individual roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript. The committee did not identify contractors' payment schedules or specific Phase 2 start and completion dates during the discussion.
