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Middleton landmarks committee orders RFP for pillar sign and rejects current bids after member offers donation
Summary
The Middleton Landmarks Committee agreed to seek competitive bids (RFP) for a new sign for the school pillars and voted to reject existing vendor bids for wooden plaque backings after a member offered to make and donate replacement wood mounts, citing high prices and insurance/installation concerns.
At a meeting of the Middleton Landmarks Committee, members voted to reject the vendor bids received for wooden plaque backings and directed staff to pursue a request for proposals (RFP) for a new sign to mark the school pillars, after members questioned the prices and one member offered to donate materials and labor.
The committee discussed a quote from AlphaGraphics for a metal plaque mounted on an angled post rather than attached to the hollow pillars. Several members said the sample look was acceptable but that the quoted price seemed high. "Let's get let's do an RFP,"…
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