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Dexter council hires KLM Engineering for $17,000 to prepare water-tower reconditioning work
Summary
The council approved KLM Engineering to prepare technical specifications, cost estimates, bid advertising and bid evaluation for reconditioning the city’s 50,000-gallon water tower at a cost of $17,000.
The Dexter City Council on Nov. 3 approved hiring KLM Engineering to develop technical specifications and support the procurement for reconditioning the city’s 50,000-gallon water tower.
Clerk Natalie Carroll presented the proposal, which lists work including a specification package tailored to water-tower reconditioning, cost estimates, bid advertising, bid evaluation and preparation of a notice of award and contract. On a motion by Councilmember Christian Padilla, seconded by Casey Erwin, the council approved the proposal and authorized payment of $17,000 for the services.
Council members noted the consultant’s role is to help keep the project on time and on budget and to reduce change orders during the reconditioning process. The minutes record the approval as unanimous; no contract number or schedule milestones were recorded in the minutes.
Next steps in the minutes are limited to the authorization; the procurement and award process will follow the scope described in the proposal but timing and contractor selection were not specified in the record.
