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Council approves Camosy Inc. as construction manager for Fire Station 2, lowers single-purchase threshold in agreement
Summary
Council approved AIA agreements appointing Camosy Inc. as construction manager for Fire Station 2, corrected a meeting date in contract language and amended the construction manager purchase approval threshold from $35,000 to $25,000 to match the city's bid requirement.
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Zion’s City Council on June 18 approved construction-management agreements naming Camosy Inc. to oversee the Fire Station 2 project and amended contract language to reduce the construction-manager approval threshold to $25,000.
Staff explained that the AIA documents include an A133 agreement (construction-manager terms and fee) and an A201 (construction contract rules). Councilors asked two clarifying questions: first, a date in the packet referenced July 18 and staff corrected it to June 18 for the meeting record; second, staff proposed lowering a clause that allowed the construction manager to approve purchases up to $35,000 without bid to $25,000 to match the city’s bid threshold and be more conservative than state statute.
A motion to approve the agreements as amended carried on a roll-call vote. Staff said the A1 33 and A2 01 documents outline the manager’s scope, architect-selection duties and construction oversight; the council approved the documents and the two minor edits discussed on the record.
What’s next: Staff will proceed with architect selection and the formal construction procurement steps under the approved agreements and return to council as project milestones are reached.

