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Board approves $2.704 million contract for Health & Human Services North County campus
Summary
Mariposa County authorized a $2,704,000 agreement with T & S Intermodal Maintenance Inc. (T & S West) for remodeling and an addition to the Health & Human Services North County campus; staff proposed a Jan. 8 notice to proceed and an Oct. 1 occupancy target.
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The Mariposa County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 16 approved a construction agreement worth $2,704,000 with T & S Intermodal Maintenance Inc. (doing business as T & S West) for the Health and Human Services Agency’s North County Campus Remodel and Addition Project.
Kim (HHSA project lead) presented the contract, told the board staff planned to issue a notice to proceed on Jan. 8 if the agreement was approved and said the contract’s target occupancy date is Oct. 1. "So our goal is October 1," Kim said when asked about the schedule.
Supervisor Poe praised project staff, noting the large packet of supporting documents and frequent staff updates; Supervisor Toso seconded the motion to approve. The board voted 5‑0 to authorize the chair to sign the agreement and to authorize the HHSA director to be the county’s contract manager for amendments and related documents, subject to legal form review.
What the county authorized
- Contract award to T & S Intermodal Maintenance Inc. (DBA T & S West) for $2,704,000. - County chair authorized to sign the agreement; HHSA director authorized as county representative and contract manager for future amendments (with County Counsel review). - Staff to issue a notice to proceed on Jan. 8 and seek occupancy on Oct. 1, per the contract schedule.
Why it matters
The project is intended to expand and upgrade services in North County to make Health and Human Services programs more accessible outside Mariposa’s central administrative sites. Board members emphasized the effort of staff across departments to bring the project to contract and recognized projected community benefits.
Next steps
Staff will proceed with contract execution and construction administration per the agreement and return to the board with any material contract amendments or scheduling changes.
