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Collierville to award $574,000 contract to expand Fire Administration second floor

Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Town of Collierville · December 8, 2025
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Summary

The board approved awarding a $574,000 contract (base $559,000 plus $15,000 alternate) to Pfeiffer and Associates for the Fire Administration 2nd Floor expansion, a project the deputy town administrator said is under budget by about $335,000.

The Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a contract award for the Fire Administration 2nd Floor expansion during its Dec. 8 meeting.

Deputy Town Administrator Katrina Amos Atkins reviewed the project background and bid results, saying the original building (constructed in 2008) included an unfinished second floor with roughed‑in infrastructure. Atkins said 71 vendors were notified, 20 requested specifications and 13 bids were received. The lowest responsive base bid came from Pfeiffer and Associates at $559,000; an additive alternate for first‑floor renovations and additional storage totaled $15,000, producing a proposed contract total of $574,000. Atkins said the project is under budget by about $335,000 and noted an FY‑2027 allocation of $67,569 for FF&E procurement.

A board member moved to approve the contract with Pfeiffer and Associates for $559,000 plus Alternate 1 ($15,000) for a $574,000 total; the motion was seconded and approved by roll call. The transcript records board members voting in the affirmative in roll call as recorded.

Why it matters: The award allows construction (phase 2) to proceed; staff said phase 3 (FF&E procurement) will be procured separately. The decision locks in contractor selection and schedule for a capital project that repurposes existing unfinished space in a town facility.