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Adams County commissioners approve motor grader purchase, three-year GIS contract and final construction change order; Holly Street vacation also OK'd
Summary
Adams County commissioners voted 4-0 on May 27 to approve a not‑to‑exceed $1.82 million purchase order for four John Deere motor graders, a three‑year $1.425 million renewal of the county’s GIS agreement with Esri and an $840,055.52 contract amendment to finalize the East 50 Eighth Avenue construction project.
Adams County commissioners voted 4-0 on Tuesday to approve four separate items of new business and to affirm a land-use vacation introduced earlier in the meeting.
The board approved: a purchase order to Four Rivers Equipment for four John Deere motor graders (not to exceed $1,819,696); a three‑year renewal with Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) for geographic information systems (GIS) software and services ($1,425,000 over three years); and Amendment 6 to the East 50 Eighth Avenue construction contract, adding $840,055.52 tied to utility-related delays and finalizing construction closeout. Separately, the board approved VAC2025-1, a Holly Street right-of-way vacation adjoining the City of Thornton, after a public hearing and discussion (see separate article).
Motor graders Mike Gutierrez, fleet operations manager, told the board the graders will replace units that “have reached and exceeded…
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