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Supervisors approve modular-classroom change orders, animal shelter generator and updated VPPSA debris contract
Summary
The Board approved final invoices and change orders for KQES modular classrooms, a $20,071.85 generator purchase for the Regional Animal Shelter (with King William offsetting much of the cost), and authorized execution of an updated VPPSA disaster debris removal agreement.
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King and Queen County supervisors approved several capital and procurement items at the May 8 meeting intended to keep projects on schedule and to improve resilience.
School modular campus: County staff presented final invoices and change orders for modular classrooms, a food-prep unit, 추가 electrical work and site work needed to keep the KQES modular campus project on schedule. The Board approved the agreements and change orders.
Regional Animal Shelter generator: County Administrator Vivian Seay said King William County identified and agreed to apply capital reserve funds to offset most of the generator cost; King and Queen will be responsible for half of the remaining cost. The Board approved purchasing and installing a new permanent generator for the Regional Animal Shelter at a cost of $20,071.85; the shelter previously relied on a portable generator.
VPPSA disaster debris removal agreement: To satisfy procurement requirements and maintain a current contractor list for post-disaster debris removal, the Board authorized the County Administrator to execute an updated VPPSA agreement that rebids contractor lists periodically.
How they voted: Each motion carried unanimously with Supervisor S. C. Alsop absent.
Next steps: Project managers will proceed with the modular campus work and scheduling for generator installation; county administration will finalize VPPSA contract execution.
