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County staff report reduced price and pending change orders for Rodeo Grandstands project

Kittitas County Board of Commissioners · February 19, 2026
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Summary

County staff told commissioners that several change orders remain pending for the Rodeo Grandstands project; one large change order fell from $900,000 to $678,000, steel delivery is scheduled for 3/16, and the BOCC asked staff to provide formal documentation for all outstanding change orders.

Patti Stacey, a county staff member, updated the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners on pending change orders for the Rodeo Grandstands project and gave new cost and schedule details. Stacey said multiple change orders remain unresolved and that the board wanted formal documentation for each.

At the update, Stacey reported that Change Order 7R had been reduced from $900,000 to $678,000. She said other pending items include Change Order 7M and Change Order 22, and that additional arena safety steps are estimated at about $4,000. Change Order #16 was described as covering overtime and work beyond the original concrete and door scope. Stacey also said steel for the project is scheduled to be delivered to the site on 3/16.

The board did not take a formal vote during the study session but requested that staff provide formal documentation for all pending change orders so commissioners can review the exact scopes and costs before approving final contract amendments. The request was entered as a direction to staff rather than an immediate action.

Next steps: staff will compile and present the requested change order documentation for future consideration as part of contract administration and any related budget adjustments.