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Appling County accepts Altamaha Builders' $2.243M bid to build county shop, funded by 2018 SPLOST
Summary
The board unanimously awarded a $2,243,400 construction contract to Altamaha Builders for a new county shop, to be funded from the 2018 SPLOST; four bids were received and the low bid was accepted.
Appling County commissioners voted Nov. 4 to accept the lowest of four bids for a new county shop.
County Manager Reid Lovett told the board that four bids were submitted for construction and recommended accepting Altamaha Builders’ low bid of $2,243,400. Commissioner Jakharis Jones moved to accept the lowest bid; the motion carried unanimously. Lovett said the project will be funded from the county’s 2018 SPLOST program.
The meeting minutes do not list the other bidders or bid amounts. Commissioners did not record any conditions or amendments to the award in the minutes; the board’s action was a straight acceptance of the lowest bid.
The county will proceed with contract execution and construction procurement processes consistent with SPLOST funding restrictions and county procurement rules. The minutes do not specify a project timeline, contractual milestones or subcontracting plans.
