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Public works bid opening set for Moulton plant roof; council places several water and infrastructure items on file
Summary
The council scheduled a bid opening for a roof replacement at Moulton Water Treatment Plant (three bids on the agenda), placed a Clark Park playground grant and a Town Pump effluent-easement on file, and approved courthouse stone repairs and a sidewalk project amendment.
The Butte-Silver Bow council referred a bid opening for roof replacement work at the Moulton Water Treatment Plant to Public Works after the agenda listed three bids: Timber Ridge at $284,700.00, Summit Roofing at $180,660.00 and K&K Roofing at $137,098.00. Mark Neary, Public Works Director, presented the procurement schedule; the council moved to refer the matter to the Public Works Department.
Neary also presented a $20,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant agreement for new playground equipment at Clark Park (Communication 2026-291), and requested odd/even and time-of-day sprinkling restrictions to go into effect June 4, 2026 (Communication 2026-287); the council placed those items on file. Neary presented an effluent reuse waterline easement with Town Pump, Inc. to allow installation of a booster pump and piping; the easement request was concurred and placed on file.
John Sullivan, Government Buildings Manager, described a multi-year preservation recommendation and requested the council concur with an agreement with Benchmark Masonry to repair and maintain the courthouse front entry stone assemblies (Communication 2026-292); council concurred 9–0 following Sullivan’s explanation.
A Pioneer Technical Services agreement amendment extending the completion date for a sidewalk project in the South Butte Targeted Economic Development District (Communication 2026-290) was also concurred and placed on file.
Next steps: Public Works will open and evaluate bids for the Moulton roof replacement and report back with a recommendation. The sprinkler restriction will be implemented effective June 4; the Town Pump easement and courthouse repair agreements will proceed through the signatory process as recorded.
