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Page County opens single bid for courthouse roof replacement; no award today
Summary
Page County opened one bid for the courthouse roof replacement from Martino Commercial Roofing of Omaha (base bid $432,048; alternate $1,098,587). County staff said they will consult insurance before any award and made no decision at the meeting.
Page County officials opened a single bid for a courthouse roof replacement project and did not award the contract.
An attendee reading the bid packet identified the contractor as Martino Commercial Roofing of Omaha, reporting a base bid of $432,048 and an alternate (clock tower piece) listed at $1,098,587. The packet included the required 5 percent bid bond and a noncollusion affidavit. The bid form also contained proposed schedule dates: work to commence April 1, 2026, with substantial completion by July 22, 2026, and alternate work to be finished by April 13, 2027.
County staff said other potential bidders (IBEX and Renaissance) did not submit final bids. Board members and staff noted they would contact the county insurance carrier before considering an award; staff stated there was no intent to award the contract at this meeting. The board recorded no formal vote on awarding the work.
Officials also discussed unit prices and quantities included in the bid: a unit price of $10 per square foot for replacement sheathing (the addendum increased included sheathing replacement to 940 square feet) and $30 per linear foot for damaged metal gutter removal and replacement; one exchange in the meeting mentioned roughly 281 linear feet of gutter. Staff flagged that final sheathing quantities and gutter lengths remained to be verified.
What happens next: staff will consult the county insurance company and return to the board before any award decision.
Quote from the meeting: “If the bid is accepted, we will commence the work on 04/01/2026 and complete the work by the 07/22/2026,” read a county representative during the bid opening (transcript).
