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Commissioners amend procurement policy, ratify paving bid and approve RFQ for airport engineering

Delta County Board of Commissioners · September 17, 2025
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Summary

Delta County revised its procurement policy to clarify thresholds, permit electronic bids and adjust administrative ordering language; the board ratified a single-bid paving award funded by ARPA and approved an RFQ for engineering services tied to airport expansion.

Delta County commissioners reviewed and amended a revised procurement and purchase policy, ratified a paving bid award and approved a request-for-qualifications (RFQ) for airport engineering in the same meeting.

Commissioners proposed and adopted multiple wording changes to the procurement policy: clarifying which county units are covered, adjusting the phrasing around dollar thresholds to remove overlapping ranges (for example changing the wording for the $3,500–$15,000 bracket), permitting electronic bid submissions, and striking or amending language that described RFQs as soliciting price information (which conflicts with how qualifications-based RFQs are used under FAA guidance).

Staff presented a ratified bid award to Payne & Dolan to perform paving at the service center. The maintenance director said only one qualifying bid was received; ARPA dollars are funding the work and the contractor has already begun operations to meet ARPA timing requirements. The board ratified the award by motion.

On airport procurement, the advisory board recommended an RFQ for consultants related to an SRE building expansion; staff explained FAA guidance treats such solicitations as requests for qualifications. The board voted to approve the RFQ and set a timeline for submissions.

Commissioners asked staff to correct minor editorial inconsistencies and to confirm any blank dollar fields (for example a missing blanket purchase order limit) before final publication. The procurement policy was adopted with the agreed amendments and the contracts/bid actions were ratified.