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Commissioners award on-call engineering contract to Stahly Engineering after objection from Interstate Engineering representative
Summary
The Carbon County Commissioners voted to award the county's on-call engineering services contract to Stahly Engineering; Brent Moore of Interstate Engineering expressed frustration with the selection and left the meeting, and the minutes record the motion as carried.
The Carbon County Board of County Commissioners on July 1 approved an on-call engineering services contract award to Stahly Engineering. Commissioner Scott Miller moved to approve Stahly Engineering for the county's on-call services contract; Commissioner Bill Bullock seconded and the minutes record that the motion carried.
Brent Moore, identified in the minutes as with Interstate Engineering, attended the discussion, expressed frustration with the commissioners' selection and concerns about Stahly Engineering's marketing tactics, and then left the meeting. The minutes do not record any direct response from Stahly Engineering or a roll-call vote tally for the motion beyond ‘‘motion carried.’’
The award determines which firm the county will call on for on‑demand engineering services and affects project management and procurement for future county work. A brief discussion later in the meeting touched on the timeline for selecting a project alternative related to FEMA obligations; the minutes do not detail whether the awarded firm will be engaged for FEMA-related work.
The consent agenda approved later in the meeting included a continuing legal contract with Jacque Papez under her new firm Dry Creek Law Firm, PLLC, and employee time approvals. The board adjourned at 11:00 a.m.
