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Fulton County approves specifications, advertisement to solicit bids for new fire and rescue facility

Fulton County Fiscal Court · August 19, 2024
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Summary

The Fulton County Fiscal Court approved project specifications and authorized advertising for bids on a fire and rescue facility after the architect presented bidder requirements and outreach plans; staff will register bidders and provide bid packets prior to the next meeting.

Fulton County Fiscal Court members voted to approve the plans, specifications and advertisement for bid for a new fire and rescue project after an on-the-record presentation from county project staff and the architect. The court authorized staff to publish the advertisement and accept bid responses, with formal bidder registration and insurance and bonding requirements specified in the invitation package.

Architect Lee Keyes and project administrators described the bid packet, which includes a multi-page bid form, insurance and bonding requirements, and an invitation to pre-bid site inspections. Project staff said they will distribute PDF copies to plan rooms and directly to local contractors to encourage local participation, and asked county members to provide local contact names to ensure outreach reaches newly arrived firms.

The court moved and seconded the approval; a voice vote produced "ayes" and no recorded objections. County staff emphasized that all technical questions should be routed to the designated project contacts (project administrator and project manager) so addenda and clarifications are issued uniformly to all bidders. The advertisement will be published according to the approved schedule so bids can be received before the court’s next meeting.

Next steps: county staff will publish the advertisement, register bidders, host required site inspections and return bid results to the court for award consideration.