Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Procurement topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Bannock County opens bids for road striping; four submissions range from $45,000 to $200,500
Summary
At a bid opening April 23, 2026, Bannock County staff read four sealed bids for road striping materials and labor. Commissioners voted to accept the bids for further evaluation; final award and responsiveness determinations will be announced after staff review.
Bannock County Commissioners held a sealed bid opening on April 23, 2026, for road striping materials and labor. A staff member read the names and total amounts of four bids submitted for the project.
The staff member read the totals as follows: "Clearzone Construction LLC — $121,324.21; Curtis Clean Sweep — $79,300; Idaho Traffic Safety — $45,000; Specialized Pavement Marking LLC — $200,500." The staff member also noted that reading the dollar amount does not confirm a bid is responsive; county staff will perform a compliance review of each submission.
A commissioner moved that the board accept the bids and evaluate them to reach a decision. Commissioners present said "aye" and the motion passed. The transcript does not record the motion's maker by name, whether a second was given, or an exact roll-call tally; the recording shows only an affirmative voice vote. Staff said contractors will be notified once the county has completed its responsiveness review and reached a final decision.
The bid documents requested separate dollar amounts for materials (paint and glass beads) and labor, but only the submitted total amounts were read aloud at the opening. No addendums to the solicitation were announced during the opening.
Next steps: county procurement staff will complete a review of each submission for responsiveness and compliance with bid requirements, after which the commissioners will be notified of the recommended award and the county will inform all bidders of the outcome.
