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Autauga County accepts $220,000 bid to renovate EMA storage building using CDBG funds
Summary
The Autauga County Commission approved Resolution No. 2025-15 to award Pemberton, Inc. a $220,000 contract to complete interior improvements on an EMA storage facility funded by an FY2020 CDBG Coronavirus grant (Project CV-NC-20-052).
Autauga County commissioners voted unanimously on March 18 to award a $220,000 construction contract to Pemberton, Inc. for interior improvements to a steel-framed EMA storage facility.
Resolution No. 2025-15 states the work is funded through an FY2020 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Coronavirus grant (Project CV-NC-20-052) administered by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). The county solicited competitive sealed bids in accordance with State Code of Alabama, Section 41-16-50, and the county's architect (Chambless King Architects) recommended awarding the contract to the lowest responsive bidder, Pemberton, Inc.
The resolution notes federal requirements for contractors on federal-aid projects, including maintaining System for Award Management (SAM.gov) registration and compliance with E-Verify memoranda of understanding where applicable. The document names Chris McNiel of Chambless King Architects as recommending the bidder.
The minutes record the commission authorizing Chair Jay Thompson to execute necessary contract documents. The minutes do not include a detailed project schedule or completion date in the text; follow-up with county engineering or project management staff would be needed for timing and scope details.
The action was recorded as Resolution No. 2025-15 and passed unanimously.
