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Selectmen authorize RFP to price hydronic HVAC after supervisor recommends $75,000 option
Summary
At the May 4 meeting the Atkinson Board of Selectmen authorized Supervisor Brian Boyle to pursue an RFP to price a hydronic heating and cooling system after he recommended it as less costly and less disruptive; the motion passed 3–0–1 with Vice Chair Torosian abstaining.
The Atkinson Board of Selectmen on May 4 authorized Supervisor Brian Boyle to begin a request-for-proposals to price a hydronic heating and cooling system for town facilities after Boyle recommended the option as less costly and less disruptive than alternatives.
Supervisor Brian Boyle presented the HVAC/geo-thermal agenda item and recommended a hydronic heating system, noting the option was “less cost, less disruptive, most logical” and listing an approximate price of $75,000 in the meeting materials. Selectman Bill Friel moved to authorize Supervisor Boyle to move forward with an RFP process to price the new heating and cooling system; Selectman Paul Wainwright seconded the motion. The motion passed with three votes in favor and one abstention from Vice Chair Peter Torosian (vote: 3–0–1).
The board did not adopt a specific contract or vendor at the meeting; the approved motion authorizes staff to solicit bids and return with pricing and recommendations for later action. An item related to fire department radios was tabled pending more information.
The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for May 18, 2026; the RFP process will proceed administratively and any recommended award or contract would be presented at a future selectmen meeting.
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