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St. Paul council adopts procurement procedures for RCRP grant and selects Olsson for park courts work
Summary
The council approved procurement procedures tied to a Rural Community Recovery Program grant, stipulated $25,000 procurement thresholds for park work, and approved Olsson of Grand Island as the engineer/planner for tennis/pickleball courts at Grover Cleveland Alexander ball fields.
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Council member Katie Kowalski moved to adopt the City of St. Paul Procurement Procedures and Code of Conduct required by the State of Nebraska Rural Community Recovery Program (RCRP) grant; Council member Bill Peters seconded. The council noted that any expenditure of $25,000 for the park improvement project must follow this procurement process. The motion passed 4-0.
The council then considered the RFP Committee’s recommendation for engineering, planning and construction management services for a three-court tennis/pickleball project at the Grover Cleveland Alexander ball fields. Council member Mark Wilson moved to approve the committee’s recommendation to select Olsson of Grand Island, Nebraska, which had received the highest evaluated score; Council member Bill Peters seconded. The motion passed 4-0.
Minutes record the procurement-adoption vote and the Olsson selection; the meeting did not include detailed contract terms, scope of services, or project schedule. Staff and the RFP Committee will proceed with final contracting and project management steps under the adopted procurement rules.
