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Livingston council awards $100,930.10 contract for substation inspections and maintenance
Summary
Council approved a two‑year contract worth $100,930.10 to Dashiell Corporation for annual inspections and maintenance of the Livingston and Ogletree substations after staff recommended the single bid received.
The Livingston City Council voted unanimously on March 10, 2026, to award a two‑year contract for annual inspections and maintenance of the city’s Livingston and Ogletree electric substations to Dashiell Corporation for a total base bid of $100,930.10.
City staff reported that bids were opened on Feb. 6, 2026; Jarod Taylor, the city’s project engineer with Delta Consulting, prepared the specifications and recommended Dashiell Corporation as the most advantageous bidder. City Manager Billy S. Wiggins presented the engineer’s recommendation to the council.
Alderman Alan Cook moved to accept the Dashiell Corporation bid and Alderman Marty Drake seconded the motion. The minutes record that all members present voted aye and the contract award was approved.
The minutes do not list contract start or completion dates beyond the two‑year inspection/maintenance period (2026 and 2027) or include the contract document in the record; the clerk recorded the total base bid amount in the minutes.
