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Danbury Board of Awards approves $49,500 contract for 4th Avenue sidewalk replacement
Summary
The Danbury Board of Awards approved a $49,500 contract for a 4th Avenue sidewalk replacement, awarding the work to the on-call sidewalk vendor transcribed as Reliable Excavating after a motion and second; the motion carried.
The Danbury Board of Awards on Nov. 5 approved a $49,500 contract for a 4th Avenue sidewalk replacement project, the board’s purchasing agent announced.
Chip Wilker, the board’s purchasing agent, read a requisition submitted by Tom Hughes, superintendent of construction services, saying the work was priced at $49,500 and came from Danbury’s on-call sidewalk-repair contract. “This is a subject work performed total, loading cost $49,500,” Wilker said as he presented the item.
A board member moved to award the project to Reliable Excavating, the city’s on-call sidewalk/repair firm as transcribed in the meeting; the motion was seconded by Mr. Garrick and carried. The transcript records the board’s approval but does not provide a detailed vote tally.
The award covers the 4th Avenue sidewalk replacement as described in the requisition presented by construction services. No contract start date or completion schedule was specified in the board discussion recorded in the transcript.
The board moved on to bids for highway parts and other procurement items after approving the sidewalk work.
