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Building committee recommends awards for doors, tile, wood and epoxy floor packages; motions approved

5419979 · July 17, 2025
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Summary

Middletown’s building committee voted to recommend awarding four construction trade packages: doors/frames/hardware, tile, wood flooring and epoxy flooring; all four recommendations passed by voice vote at the July 16 meeting.

The Middletown Building Committee on July 16 voted, by voice, to recommend four trade‑package awards for the middle‑high school project.

• Doors, frames and hardware: committee recommended awarding to Unified Door and Hardware for $1,037,529, which the committee noted is $396,264 under the 60% construction document budget. The recommendation included acceptance of Alternate No. 9 (credit $2,090 to omit storage room doors related to the middle school elevator acceptance).

• Tile: committee recommended awarding to Rugeri Brothers Incorporated for $425,000, which is $67,354 under the 60% budgeted amount.

• Wood flooring: committee recommended awarding to Kenvo Floor Company for $561,060, which was reported as $158,960 over the 60% budgeted amount.

• Epoxy flooring: committee recommended awarding to Allegheny Contract Flooring for $291,612, which the committee reported as $123,110 over the 60% budgeted amount.

Each recommendation was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with the record line "All in favor? Aye. Motion carries." No roll‑call tallies were recorded in the meeting minutes presented at the session. The committee noted bidder counts and participation goals for several packages (for example, the tile package carried 42.35% WBE participation). The committee's role was to make recommendations; final awards will follow the town’s procurement and council approval process where applicable.