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Granville schedules bid opening for Church Street water-main replacement, backed by regional grant
Summary
Mayor Paul Labas told the Village Board bids for a Church Street water-main replacement will be opened Feb. 5; village engineers will tabulate bids and the project is being funded predominantly by a Northern Border Regional Commission grant to improve water pressure and fire flows.
Mayor Paul Labas told the Village Board on Feb. 2 that sealed bids for a Church Street water-main replacement will be opened Thursday, Feb. 5 at 10:00 a.m. at the Village Offices. Village engineers will be present to tabulate and vet bids before recommending a contract for the Board’s consideration.
Why it matters: The Mayor said the replacement is intended to improve water pressure for residents and businesses on Church Street and to provide better fire flows in emergencies. Labas said the project is being funded predominantly by a grant from the Northern Border Regional Commission.
What Board members heard: The Mayor described the timeline for the procurement and emphasized the safety and service benefits anticipated from a completed replacement. No formal contract award occurred at the Feb. 2 meeting; the board was reminded only of the bid-opening date and the engineers’ role in evaluating proposals.
Next steps: Bids will be opened Feb. 5 at 10:00 a.m. at Village Offices. After the engineers tabulate and vet submissions, the Village Board will review recommendations at a future meeting before any award is made.
