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Muskegon County approves $2.53 million replacement contract, $16,000 oversight and temporary procurement waiver

Muskegon County Board · June 5, 2025
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Summary

The county board accepted a low bid of $2,533,215 to J and R Inc. for a 2025 verification replacement project, approved a not-to-exceed $16,000 oversight contract for the RRC project and waived procurement rules for a seasonal purchase that would exceed $24,999.99.

Muskegon County's board approved multiple procurement items, including a low-bid award for a 2025 verification replacement project and related service contracts, and voted to temporarily waive procurement rules for a seasonal purchase.

Chair Paige moved to accept the low bid for ISB 25-2590 and the board approved the award to J and R Inc. for $2,533,215 on a motion that carried. The item was presented as a routine capital procurement for a 2025 replacement requirement; no contract start date was read into the record.

Separately, the board approved a contract for private training and construction oversight services for the RRC inspection and innovation project with a cost not to exceed $16,000. Staff explained the RRC project is partnering with outside engineering firms and that the county oversight contractor will not duplicate those engineering services.

Board members also considered a request to waive the county procurement policy for an annual seasonal purchase. Staff said the quantities needed for this season pushed the purchase over the $24,999.99 procurement threshold and asked permission to use department-level quotes this year rather than collecting procurement-level quotes and returning later. "It exceeds the $24,999.99," an unidentified staff member said. The board approved a temporary waiver and indicated the county will use procurement-level quotes in future years as costs normalize.

The meeting record shows motions were made and considered; the transcript indicates the board carried the motions but does not provide a full itemized vote tally in the provided segments.