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Warren County committee approves contracts to rebuild airport hangars
Summary
The facilities committee approved two contracts to demolish and rebuild aging hangars at the county airport; staff said the project is mostly funded by a $2.5 million state grant (90% state, 10% local match) and that separate contracts cover general and electrical work.
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The Warren County facilities committee on March 24 approved two contracts to demolish and reconstruct hangars at the county airport, committee members said.
Staff introduced a motion awarding the general construction contract to Kingsley Arms Inc., identified in the meeting as the low bidder. Committee members discussed the procurement; staff said the packet lists roughly nine bids and agreed to include a full bid tabulation and bid packets in future meeting materials after Supervisor Diamond requested them.
The committee approved the general-contractor resolution by voice vote. Staff then presented a second resolution for electrical work on the same hangar project, described in meeting materials as a contract not to exceed $233,400; the committee approved that contract by voice vote.
Staff said project funding includes a $2.5 million state grant and described the funding split in the meeting as 90% state and a 10% local match. Staff also stated there is an engineering agreement in place (Johnson [firm referenced]) and said the federal funds and the local match together cover the planned general and electrical work. Members asked for clearer budget documentation in future packets; staff agreed to provide a bid tabulation sheet with bid packets going forward.
The committee did not provide a roll-call vote tally in the public transcript; motions were approved by voice. Staff said they will return with additional paperwork and contract documents as the project is administered.

