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St. Paul council approves $192,979.20 pay request for new fire station

Mayor and City Council of the City of St. Paul, Nebraska · April 21, 2025
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Summary

The council approved Bierman Contracting Pay Request #10 for $192,979.20 and transferred funds from the NPAIT account to the Fire Station Construction checking account to cover the payment; a construction progress meeting was scheduled for May 1.

The St. Paul City Council voted unanimously April 21 to approve Bierman Contracting, Inc.'s Fire Station Construction Pay Request #10 for $192,979.20, covering work including general conditions, doors and hardware, gypsum board assemblies, signage, pre‑engineered metal building erection, fire suppression, plumbing, HVAC and electrical.

Council member Katie Kowalski moved to approve Pay Request #10; Council member Bill Peters seconded the motion. Council members Kowalski, Peters, Mark Wilson and Jerry Woodgate voted aye; the motion carried 4‑0. City Clerk Connie Jo Beck said the city will transfer $192,979.20 from the Fire Station Construction NPAIT account into the Fire Station Construction checking account to pay the request.

The council also noted ongoing site work: the Street Department is hauling rock to the new station and a construction progress meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. in the City Council Chambers. JEO Consulting is listed in the disbursement records for engineering fees related to the project. No council member raised objections during the recorded discussion.

The council's action was procedural: it authorized the payment to the contractor and the intra‑fund transfer to cover the draw. The project continues under the city's capital project accounting and further pay requests will be considered at future meetings.