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Dallas County approves $2.11 million contract increase to complete public health facility renovations
Summary
The Dallas County Board voted 4-0 Oct. 2 to increase a renovation contract with Penncor to $2,109,378, including a 5% county-controlled contingency, to complete three phases of repurposed renovations of the county public health facility using SPLOST 7 funds.
The Dallas County Board of Commissioners voted Oct. 2 to approve a scope-of-work amendment and contract increase for repurposed renovations at the county public health facility, bringing the contract total to $2,109,378 and including a 5% county-controlled contingency.
County staff reported the amendment completes all three renovation phases. The board motion specified a county-controlled five percent contingency of $105,469 and identified SPLOST 7 as the funding source. The motion named Penncor as the contractor whose scope was being amended.
Commissioner Stowers moved the contract amendment; Commissioner Turquette seconded. The board approved the amendment unanimously, 4-0. The transcript records no public comment on this item.
The board also voted to return to executive session later in the meeting; minutes show no further public votes connected to the renovation item.
