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Board approves routine consent items; records single construction bid for Glickwell project

City of Lafayette · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Lafayette board approved routine consent items including minutes, surplus declarations, and claims totaling $2,424,533.92. The board also opened a single bid for the Glickwell 6 & 7 project from Reynolds Construction for $3,715,000 and took the bid under advisement.

The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and moved quickly through routine consent items.

The board approved last week's minutes by motion and voice vote. During the procurement portion the board opened bids for the Glickwell 6 and 7 project and recorded a single bid from Reynolds Construction with a base bid of $3,715,000; the board took the bid under advisement.

Dave Payne, purchasing manager, asked the board to declare a 1999 Chevrolet C8500 (city ID 9924) as scrap with no trade-in value, and to declare a 2020 Liberty trailer (city ID 386) surplus to allow a trade-in on a new purchase; both surplus requests were approved by motion and voice vote.

Jeremy Deal, city controller, reported the controllers office had reviewed claims totaling $2,424,533.92 and the board approved those claims by voice vote.

No substantive policy debates occurred on these items; each was approved as part of routine business.