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Chickasaw County approves contracts, funding for Conservation cold storage building
Summary
The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors awarded earthwork to Zimmerman Digging ($36,178.75) and building construction to Riverside Metal Roofing LLC ($101,605.35) for a new Conservation Department cold storage building and voted to pay from the county Betterment Fund.
The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors on June 8 opened sealed bids and approved contracts to build a new cold storage facility for the county Conservation Department.
By roll-call vote the board awarded the earthwork contract to Zimmerman Digging for $36,178.75 (motion by Breitbach, seconded by Carter) and the building contract to Riverside Metal Roofing LLC for $101,605.35 (motion by Carter, seconded by Suckow). The board then voted to pay for the Conservation Cold Storage Building from the Chickasaw County Betterment Fund (motion by Suckow, seconded by Carter). All motions carried with roll-call votes recorded as “all ayes.”
The Board opened multiple sealed quotes at the meeting, listing bids from several contractors for either earthwork or building work. The Choicess—Zimmerman Digging for earthwork and Riverside Metal Roofing LLC for the building—were presented to the board and approved in separate motions.
Conservation Director Chad Humpal provided department updates during the meeting; the board took no additional action on department operations at this session. Detailed bid amounts and the full vendor table are filed in the Auditor’s office and are available on the county’s website.
The board’s votes conclude the procurement step for the cold storage project; next administrative steps (contract execution and project scheduling) were not detailed at the meeting.
