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Williston accepts $3.83 million low bid for WRRF reuse pipeline; city to execute construction documents
Summary
The Board accepted 3 Forks Services' low bid of $3,832,692.62 for the Williston WRRF Reuse Pipeline Project and directed the City Engineer to finalize contract documents; the board noted the cost-share with the parks board is approximately 90% city / 10% parks.
The Williston Board of City Commissioners voted unanimously June 9 to accept the low bid of $3,832,692.62 from 3 Forks Services for the Williston WRRF Reuse Pipeline Project and directed the City Engineer to execute all necessary construction documents.
City Engineer David Juma told commissioners that eight bids were received for the project, with amounts ranging from roughly $3 million to nearly $11 million, and that 3 Forks Services was the lowest bidder. "With 3 Forks Services being the low bidder at $3,832,692.62," Juma said, "we ran through this with parks and they had no problems with it. It is a 90% 10% split between the park board and us."
The board moved and approved the acceptance of the bid and authorized the engineer to complete construction contracts with 3 Forks Services. The vote was recorded as AYE: Bervig, Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski and Klug; motion carried 5–0.
The transcript does not specify the project timeline or contingency amounts; the City Engineer was directed to execute necessary documents to complete construction.
