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Perquimans County awards $259,125 contract to relocate Winfall ETP effluent
Summary
The Perquimans County Board of Commissioners unanimously awarded a $259,125 contract to Cole Underground to relocate effluent at the Winfall ETP, after County Manager Brandon Shoaf presented bids and identified Cole as the lowest bidder.
The Perquimans County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted on March 2 to award a $259,125 contract to Cole Underground for the Winfall ETP Effluent Relocation project. County Manager Brandon Shoaf presented the bids and identified Cole Underground as the lowest responsive bidder.
The contract award was moved by Commissioner Timothy J. Corprew and seconded by Vice Chairman Charles Woodard; the motion carried with all members present voting yes. Shoaf described the award as the county’s acceptance of the low bid for the infrastructure work needed to relocate effluent at the Winfall treatment plant.
Board discussion before the vote was brief and procedural; no conditions or amendments to the contract were recorded in the meeting minutes. The project and its contract amount were included on the meeting’s New Business agenda under the Water Department’s contracting needs.
The board’s approval completes the local authorization to proceed with the contractor selection; any subsequent contract execution, scheduling, permitting or construction oversight were not detailed during the meeting. The board did not set a construction start date during this session.
