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Ada County awards Expo Idaho steel‑barn design‑build contract to Brycon Incorporated
Summary
At its March 11 meeting the Ada County Board of Commissioners voted to award RFP 25021, the design‑build contract for the Expo Idaho steel barn, to Brycon Incorporated after an evaluation team ranked six proposers.
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The Ada County Board of Commissioners voted March 11 to award RFP 25021, the design‑build contract for the Expo Idaho steel barn, to Brycon Incorporated.
Procurement staff presented the evaluation committee’s final ranking and award recommendation during the board’s open business meeting. The evaluation team scored six proposers; Brycon Incorporated received the top score, 88.79, followed by Doll Rental Construction Services LLC (78.00), McElveen (69.22), Jordan Wilcomb Construction (68.90), Centimeters Company Incorporated (66.97) and Triple G Construction (60.45). Procurement staff recommended awarding the contract to Brycon as the highest‑ranked proposer.
The board accepted the procurement team’s recommendation and approved the award by voice vote. Commissioners voted in favor; the clerk recorded the motion and a second and the chair called the vote ‘aye’ three times.
The board did not discuss contract price, start date, or other terms during the public award motion recorded on the agenda. Procurement staff told the board the evaluation committee used the posted scoring process to determine rankings and that a recommendation letter had been provided to the commissioners for review.
Materials on the record identify the procurement as RFP 25021 and present the evaluation rankings and recommendation. The board did not request further delay, and staff indicated they would proceed with award paperwork following the motion.
The contract award is expected to move forward under the county’s standard contracting procedures and will be documented in the procurement files; specific contract documents, dollar amount, and project timeline were not specified during the board’s public action.

