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Kennett council awards demolition contract for three residential properties to Duncan Truck & Tractor at $3,770
Summary
The Kennett City Council accepted the low bid from Duncan Truck & Tractor to demolish three residential properties with the city covering 'dump fees.' The total contract is $3,770 for three addresses; council approved the award by motion.
The Kennett City Council voted Feb. 17 to approve a demolition contract with Duncan Truck & Tractor to remove three residential properties in Kennett, with the city covering landfill/dump fees.
Mayor Jake Crafton read the three competitive bids. With the city covering dump fees, Duncan Truck & Tractor submitted the low total bid of $3,770: $1,470 for 600 Hopper Street, $1,000 for 406 King Street, and $1,300 for 709 E. Fourth Street. Competing bids were MMR Excavating LLC at $5,100 total and Jack of All Trades at $7,545 total. Council Member Dennis Pelts moved to accept the Duncan Truck & Tractor bid; Council Member Lisa Dry seconded, and the motion passed.
The contract award directs demolition of the named properties; the mayor noted the council previously agreed the city would pay dump fees to level the scope among bidders. The council did not provide further financial details or a firm demolition schedule at the meeting.
