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Elk County awards jail façade and window restoration contract to Super Shine
Summary
The Elk County Board of Commissioners voted April 16 to award a $60,096.50 contract to Super Shine for jail façade and window restoration after ARS Engineering recommended the low bid; commissioners approved the award unanimously.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners on April 16 approved awarding a contract for the county jail façade and window restoration to Super Shine for $60,096.50. ARS Engineering representative Ryan Miller reviewed the bids and recommended Super Shine as the lowest responsible bidder.
The bid list presented to the board showed proposals ranging from $60,096.50 (Super Shine) to $203,488.00 (Keystone Waterproofing, Inc.). Miller summarized the review and recommendation to the board. Commissioner Gregory J. Gebauer moved to accept Super Shine's bid, Matthew G. Quesenbeny seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
During questions from the press, Marilyn Secco asked whether the work would be limited to cleaning or would include repair work; Miller said the scope could include both. "This could be both depending if repairs need to be made," he said.
The minutes do not record a separate financing breakdown or a construction schedule; the award was recorded as a formal motion carried unanimously. The board did not record additional amendments in the minutes. Next procedural steps—such as contract execution and a start date—were not specified in the meeting record.
