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Board acknowledges HVAC bids for justice building and receives four CM/GC RFQs for autopsy lab project

3287371 · May 14, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners acknowledged two bids for the justice building HVAC upgrade and accepted four RFQs for construction manager/general contractor services for the autopsy lab and coroner's office; submissions will be reviewed by legal and building & grounds.

The Board acknowledged receipt of bids for HVAC updates to the justice building and opened four RFQs for a construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) for the autopsy lab and coroner's office on May 13, 2025.

Building & Grounds Director Jeff Fuller presented two HVAC bids: Apollo Mechanical Contractors submitted a base bid of $491,249 with an add alternate of $180,683; TRM Services (Spokane Valley, Washington) submitted a base bid of $563,400 with an add alternate of about $111,000. The board moved to acknowledge receipt of those bids and forward them to legal and building & grounds for review; Commissioners Eberline, Duncan and Chair Metari voted aye.

For the CM/GC RFQ (for the autopsy lab and coroner's office), four responses were received: CORE (Boise), Swinerton (Spokane, Washington), Juno (Coeur d'Alene) and Stan Craft. The board acknowledged receipt of the four RFQs and directed legal and building & grounds to review them.

Both motions were acknowledgements to advance procurement review rather than final awards.