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Hallsville council awards $309,136 Rob Street lift-station rebuild to C. D. Thomas Utilities using ARP funds
Summary
The Hallsville City Council approved C. D. Thomas Utilities LLC as contractor for the Rob Street lift station rebuild at a cost of $309,136, to be funded with ARP funds; the council allowed the option to omit a generator to remain within the adopted budget.
The Hallsville City Council on Oct. 22 approved a contract with C. D. Thomas Utilities LLC to rebuild the Rob Street lift station at a cost of $309,136.00, using American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds. The council’s approval included language allowing the contractor to omit a generator from the project if necessary to keep the work within the adopted budget.
Alderman Guy Walker moved to approve C. D. Thomas Utilities LLC as the contractor for the rebuild; Alderman Charlie Hunt seconded. The minutes record the motion as carried unanimously. Council members present and recorded were Mayor Jesse Casey, Mayor Pro-Tem Gary Lovelace, Alderman Charlie Hunt, Alderman Guy Walker, Alderman Brant Cain and Alderwoman Lauren Bresch.
The minutes do not specify a project timeline, contract start date, or warranty terms. The record indicates the project will be financed with ARP funds; no additional funding sources or contract contingencies were recorded in the minutes. The council did not record further debate or alternate bids beyond the motion to approve C. D. Thomas Utilities LLC as contractor.
Next steps recorded in the minutes: the contract award is approved and the contractor may proceed consistent with the council’s direction and the budget constraints noted at the meeting.
