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Council to return wayfinding sign bids to next agenda after two proposals reported
Summary
Workshop heard two bids for wayfinding signage — $21,544 and $16,711 — with installers charging separately. A council member moved to place the bids on the next council agenda for formal consideration.
Price City workshop — City staff reported two written bids for a proposed set of wayfinding signs and asked the council to consider next steps. One bid from “signage” totaled $21,544; a second bid from Inno Laser totaled $16,711. Both bids, staff said, excluded installation costs.
The presence of two competing bids and the open question of installation led a council member to propose returning the item to a formal council agenda for additional discussion and possible approval. The council did not take a final vote at the workshop; instead, members agreed to circulate the bid materials and discuss the matter at a future meeting.
Why it matters: Wayfinding signs are intended to guide visitors and highlight entrances; the city flagged installation as a separate expense that will affect the total cost. Council discussion at the workshop focused on clarifying what each bid covers and on timing for installation.
Supporting details: At the workshop, staff said installation was not included in the $16,711 Inno Laser total. Staff asked council members to review bid packages; council members requested copies of the bids before formal action. A council member moved to place the matter on the next agenda so the council can discuss scope, installation and funding prior to any award.
Next steps: The council directed staff to place the wayfinding sign bids on a future agenda for formal review and potential action. No award or contract was approved at the workshop.
