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Commissioners award $799,519.84 contract to replace Camelot mobile-home park septic system
Summary
Cowlitz County approved the low bid of $799,519.84 to replace the Camelot mobile-home park large on-site septic system after a rebid; county staff said construction would begin in about six weeks with completion expected by the end of summer.
Cowlitz County commissioners approved a public-works bid award on April 7 for replacement of the Camelot large on-site sewer system.
Patrick Harvison, Public Works (speaker 7), explained the county rebid the project after rejecting earlier bids; the second solicitation received nine bids and the apparent winning bid was $799,519.84. Harvison told the board work would likely begin in about six weeks and the project would take roughly four to six months to complete, with an expected end-of-summer completion.
Commissioners asked for timing and the county confirmed the schedule. A commissioner moved to approve the Northwest Construction General Contracting bid for the Camelot project; the chair called for a voice vote and the motion passed (individual tallies were not specified in the transcript).
The bid award authorizes county staff to proceed with contracting and construction oversight; no additional budget details or amendments were recorded in the meeting minutes for this item.
