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Commissioners approve $2,193.99 change order to remove underground tank, cap water line at county site
5826538 · September 25, 2025
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Summary
The county signed change order No. 11 with Headwaters Construction to remove an old fuel tank and cap an active water line; procurement staff said contingency funds cover the cost.
The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved a change order with Headwaters Construction for $2,193.99 to remove an old underground fuel tank discovered during demolition and to cap an existing water line at the project site.
Shanda Crystal, the county's chief procurement officer, told the board that the tank was removed after on-site work exposed the old unit and…
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