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Presenter updates Health Business and Community Center; MBA approves three change orders
Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority heard a project update for the Health Business and Community Center — including a reported contingency of $435,999 — and approved three change orders totaling $6,503.17 to address AV access, a fire riser valve, and hardware changes to doors.
The Municipal Building Authority heard a detailed owner/architect/contractor update on the Health Business and Community Center and approved three small change orders to address site and hardware issues.
Presenter provided the project snapshot: “We have a current contingency on the project of $435,999,” the Presenter said, and noted remaining county expenses including fence work with the school district, access controls, IT infrastructure and facility supplies. The Presenter said construction and engineering costs were treated separately as third-party contracts.
The authority approved three change orders on the agenda. Change order #6, $352.18, was described as added access to the AV server and was approved after a motion and second. Change order #7, $2,963.84, covered the purchase and installation of a valve for the fire riser line and was approved. Change order #8, $3,187.15, covered a change in hardware group (handle sets and related prep) after door hardware or door swing issues were identified; that item was also approved.
During discussion members requested more detail about which doors or hardware sets the change order covered. The Presenter explained the cause: “That was a door that ended up being an electronic door that ended up having the wrong hardware. It had standard cylindrical hardware on it. And so it ended up needing power ran to it and a bunch of other things that resulted in the change order you see,” the Presenter said.
The Chair authorized the Presenter to sign the approved change orders digitally on the county’s behalf. With the approvals completed, the authority moved on to remaining business and adjourned.
