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Gulf County tables major water main bids, awards materials package to Ferguson Waterworks
Summary
Commissioners tabled several large construction bids for further review and special meeting consideration, accepted the administrator's recommendation to move forward with the low materials bidder (Ferguson Waterworks) for raw water transmission main materials, and deferred the dune restoration and one bridge repair to budget and review; one construction award saw an abstention because a commissioner had participated in design.
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The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners opened a slate of construction and materials bids and took multiple procurement actions.
County staff read bids for several projects, including a raw water transmission main installation (bid 2526‑10), raw water transmission materials (2526‑11), Salinas Park dune restoration (2526‑12), and two bridge repairs (2526‑13 and 2526‑14). For the large construction packages, commissioners agreed to table several bids pending additional review by county staff and possibly a special meeting next week to finalize awards.
For the materials package (bid 2526‑11), staff and the administrator recommended accepting Ferguson Waterworks as the low bidder ($619,804.28). The commission approved proceeding with the administrator's recommendation after staff review. For the Pen Ridge bridge repair (2526‑13), the low responsive bid identified was Anderson Marine; the board voted to proceed with the administrator's recommendation after staff review, with one commissioner abstaining because he had performed some of the design work for that project.
Commissioners said they will convene a special meeting if necessary to complete awards for the largest packages and will coordinate staff reviews to ensure the county stays within budget for dune restoration and other projects.
Next steps: county administration and procurement staff will complete bid reviews, notify apparent low bidders, and schedule any needed special meeting to finalize awards.

