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Board to award $227,237 law enforcement center roof contract; $50,000 contingency set aside
Summary
Staff recommended awarding the law enforcement center roof replacement contract to Roof Technology Partners for $227,237.19, with a $50,000 county-controlled contingency funded by SPLOST 7.
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Purchasing Manager Melissa Hawk presented RFP 483-25 and recommended awarding a contract to Roof Technology Partners to replace the roof at the Dawson County law enforcement center.
Hawk said the current roof dates to the building's 2006 construction and that the evaluation committee (facilities director Randy Patrick and sheriff's office representatives Capt. Anthony Davis and Lt. Teresa Kirby) recommended the contractor whose proposal totaled $227,237.19. Staff requested a $50,000 county-controlled contingency because coring and repairs could reveal additional moisture or damage under the existing membrane.
Hawk asked the board to accept the offer and award a contract using SPLOST 7 funds. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about the scope, the square-foot pricing on walk pads, and the contingency; staff said the contingency was county-controlled and within SPLOST budget categories.
The board indicated support at the work session for moving the contract to the voting session for formal action; no roll-call vote was recorded in the work-session transcript.

