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County staff outline facility repairs and questions about splitting remodels to avoid RFP

Emery County Commission · October 2, 2024
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Summary

Staff described a $4,000 quote to repair drainage at the Justice Complex, discussed two interior wall-remodel projects (recorder and assessor offices) and debated whether to split work to avoid a formal RFP; commissioners agreed to budget roughly $20,000 next year for the assessor’s office.

County staff presented several facilities and capital items for commissioners’ review, including a drainage repair at the Justice Complex, ongoing restroom and counter remodels and the procurement approach for two office remodels.

A staff member said Hector quoted about $4,000 to patch and seal drainage at the north secure parking lot at the Justice Complex to stop freeze-thaw damage to the foundation. Commissioners accepted the need to record that expense in the building-and-grounds line item.

The group then discussed two interior wall remodels: one for the recorder’s office and one for the assessor’s office. Staff said two quotes are in hand and that a third quote had been requested from a local contractor (Tin Cup/Jed Black/Jet Black references). Because each office may have a different design, staff proposed splitting the work into two separate projects; commissioners noted the county procurement policy’s RFP threshold (discussed at roughly $25,000) and the risk that separate contractors could produce mismatched finishes across offices.

Commissioners agreed staff should proceed with the recorder’s office work now and budget approximately $20,000 for the assessor’s office in next year’s budget. Staff also raised the possibility of using Travel, Recreation and Tourism (TRT) funds to help the visitor center/museum projects if those repairs qualify.

No formal motions or votes took place; staff were asked to return with final quotes and RFP recommendations before executing larger procurements.