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Pondera County opens engineering qualifications and approves five-year agreement with Stahly Engineering
Summary
Commissioners opened Requests for Qualifications for principal engineering services and later approved a five‑year Professional Services Agreement with Stahly Engineering to provide general engineering services, design and construction inspection coordination for county projects.
Pondera County commissioners opened requests for engineering qualifications and later moved to contract with a local firm to provide general engineering services.
On March 6 the board opened submissions for a Principal Consultant to provide general engineering services for a five-year term; submissions were received from Heberly/Triangle Engineering and Stahly Engineering and the board voted to take the submissions under advisement for review.
At the March 20 meeting the board approved a Professional Services Agreement with Stahly Engineering for general engineering services encompassing environmental services, design, construction inspection coordination and administration of projects for a five-year term. The motion to approve the agreement was moved by Commissioner Zane Drishinski and seconded by Commissioner Thomas Kuka; the minutes record the motion as carried.
Why it matters: The agreement designates a county-level engineering services provider for a range of infrastructure projects and establishes a five-year term for consultant support, which affects how the county will design and oversee capital projects.
The action followed the RFQ opening and review of proposals; the board also earlier took RFQ submissions under advisement for selection.
