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Commissioners award courthouse roof bid with payment-plan contingency
Summary
Granite County awarded the courthouse roof project to TCS, accepting two alternates (fiberglass dome windows, thin-brick elevator penthouse veneer) on condition TCS accept a two-year payment plan funded from the county building budget.
Granite County commissioners awarded the courthouse roof project to contractor TCS on May 12, approving two alternates: replacement of dome windows with fiberglass and a thin-brick veneer update to the elevator penthouse to better match historic brickwork.
Slate Architect’s Seth Varty presented the alternate bids and explained the items had been previously excluded to reduce costs. Commissioners said the revised bid was more affordable than earlier estimates and moved to accept the award contingent on TCS agreeing to a two-year payment plan funded from the county building budget in the general fund.
The board also directed staff to draft a formal acceptance letter detailing the contingency and asked to keep Slate Architecture informed during contract finalization. The transcript records the motion as passed; the contractor’s agreement to the payment plan remains a condition precedent to final execution.
