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Erie County receives two bids for Lead Lines Replacement project; staff to review
Summary
Erie County Commissioners received two bids on Jan. 13 for a Lead Lines Replacement Project — $3.31 million and $2.49 million — well above the county estimate of $1.08 million and referred them to staff for review and recommendation.
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Erie County Commissioners received two bids Jan. 13 for the Department of Environmental Services' Lead Lines Replacement Project and sent the submissions to county staff for review.
Purchasing Coordinator Emily Galloway opened the bids at the Services Center. Mayes and Sons Plumbing Co. of Garrettsville submitted a bid of $3,313,966.09; Fabrizi Trucking & Paving Co., Inc. of Middleburg Heights submitted a bid of $2,491,600.00. The county's engineer estimate for the work was listed as $1,080,000.00.
On a motion by Commissioner Old, seconded by Commissioner Shoffner, the Board voted to accept the bids for consideration and to refer them to the Utilities Director and the Purchasing Coordinator for review and recommendation back to the Board. The roll call was recorded as unanimous (Old: Aye; Shoffner: Aye; Shenigo: Aye).
The Board took no further action on the bids at the meeting; staff review was requested to evaluate responsiveness, scope, and whether revisions to the project or scope are needed before any award or contract is recommended. The motion record shows the procedural step only — no contract award or funding decision was made at this session.
The next procedural step on this item will be the staff recommendation to the Board after review of the bid documents and fiscal implications.
