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Cedarville council reports $1.27 million low bid for proposed senior center; groundbreaking pending
Summary
Mayor Deborah Pinkerton told the council that Covenant Commercial Construction submitted the low bid of $1,270,625 to build the Cedarville Senior Center; the council did not formally accept a bid at the March 18 meeting and said a groundbreaking will follow formal acceptance.
Mayor Deborah Pinkerton announced that bids have been opened for the proposed Cedarville Senior Center and that Covenant Commercial Construction submitted the lowest bid at $1,270,625.00. She said a groundbreaking ceremony will be scheduled after the council formally accepts a bid, but the council did not record an acceptance or award at the March 18 meeting.
The announcement was made during the council’s regular monthly meeting, where Mayor Pinkerton presented the bid results to aldermen for consideration. The transcript does not specify funding sources, project timeline, or whether the low bid is within budget; no acceptance vote or contract award was taken at this meeting.
City officials indicated only that formal acceptance would come in a future action. The council’s next regular meeting is scheduled in April, where further procurement details or a formal motion to accept a bid could appear on the agenda.
Provenance: The senior center bid announcement appears in the council’s announcements (SEG 002).
