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Bannock County approves fuel contract and multiple construction change orders
Summary
Commissioners approved a fuel services contract with Conrad and Bishop and signed change orders for sidewalk work and exterior lighting on county projects; procurement staff discussed monitoring and warranty concerns.
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Shanda Crystal, chief procurement officer, presented three procurement items to the Board of County Commissioners and recommended the county sign a fuel contract with Conrad and Bishop, a change order for sidewalk and bollard work with Centimeters Company, and a change order with Headwaters Construction for exterior lighting at the Event Center YDC building.
On the fuel contract, Crystal said Conrad and Bishop were the low bidder and the contract includes three ordering methods — automated fuel monitoring, telephone and email — and a 24‑hour delivery requirement. A commissioner expressed concern about automatic refills and price‑change risk; Crystal replied the multiple ordering options give flexibility and that county staff (Buddy at Bridal Bridge) will monitor the system as monitors are installed.
The commission approved the fuel contract on a voice vote. There was no roll‑call tally recorded in the transcript.
Crystal also recommended approval of a change order with Centimeters Company for relocated bollards, 88 push buttons mounted on bollards for access, additional sidewalks to correct slope changes and other final adjustments; she described it as “the last anticipated change order.” Commissioners asked about a $2,500 “sidewalk condition minimum rate” and the $3,782 net change the county will pay under the modified contract. Crystal said Centimeters Company will cover the subcontractor invoice to Sierra Bend Construction and that the county’s additional payment for this change order is $3,782. One commissioner asked about frost heave remediation; Crystal said Centimeters and county staff are monitoring heaves and will return after weather settles to repour or adjust as needed. Warranty for labor and materials was described as one year.
Finally, the board approved a Headwaters Construction change order to add exterior lighting and install three 3‑phase breakers on three poles for the Event Center YDC Building. A commissioner made the motion and the board approved it by voice vote.
All three procurement items were approved by voice vote after discussion; commissioners directed procurement staff to follow up with details on frost‑heave remediation and monitoring of fuel ordering systems.

