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Board accepts bid to remove underground fuel tanks at county airport

Gratiot County Board of Commissioners · October 16, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted the low bid of $23,835.33 from EQ Industrial Services to remove two underground storage tanks, piping and systems at the county airport; the work is funded by an ARPA allocation for the airport project and will include environmental testing partners.

During the airport meeting, administration presented bids to remove two underground fuel tanks, the associated piping and the fuel station infrastructure and recommended awarding the work to EQ Industrial Services, the lowest bidder at $23,835.33. Administration said EQ Industrial plans to partner with Tryterra (environmental testing) and noted the county has worked with Tricera previously through the land bank on environmental testing.

"The lowest bid came in at $23,835.33. Name of that company is EQ Industrial Services," the administrator said. Commissioners moved and approved the recommendation by voice vote so the work could be scheduled and likely completed before the next board meeting.

Next steps: county administration will finalize the contract and coordinate environmental testing and scheduling with EQ Industrial and the testing partner.