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Supervisors open patrol vehicle bids and approve IDALS DD#57 tile realignment project
Summary
Boone County supervisors opened sealed bids for a Building F150 patrol vehicle and approved an IDALS Drainage District tile realignment wetland project in DD#57 that, according to the county engineer’s presentation, carries no cost to the county or drainage district.
The Boone County Board of Supervisors on June 3 heard departmental updates from county engineering staff, opened sealed bids for a patrol vehicle and approved a drainage project described as having no cost to the county or drainage district.
Jonathan Bullock, County Engineer, provided an update to the board. Andy Godzicki, County Sheriff, opened sealed bids for a Building F150 patrol vehicle; the bids read into the record were Karl Chevrolet: $6,728.00; KelTek Inc.: $6,560.00; Shield Group Upfitting: $4,000.00 (listed in the transcript as the apparent low/upfitting bid). The board recorded the bid amounts; the transcript does not show an immediate award or contract decision at the reading.
Tyler Conley, an engineer with Bolton & Menk, discussed an IDALS Drainage District tile realignment wetland project in DD#57 and said the project would involve no cost to the county or the drainage district. Supervisor Scott Longhorn moved to approve the IDALS Drainage District Tile Realignment Project in DD#57; Supervisor Shawn Bryant seconded and the motion passed with unanimous 'ayes.'
The board did not provide further details in the transcript about schedule, contractors, or permitting for the DD#57 project; no funding or budget changes were recorded. Ending: Bids for the patrol vehicle were opened and read; the IDALS project was approved as described in the record.
