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Council discusses FAA-funded hangar project; low bidder CSC Enterprises fits available funding with $75,577 city share
Summary
Officials reported four bids for a new 10-unit airport hangar; CSC Enterprises submitted the low responsive bid. The city's construction share was stated as $75,577 (about 5.86%) on an approximately $1.2 million construction cost, and the council voted in favor of the recommendation to proceed.
City staff reported that four bids were submitted to replace a 10-unit hangar at the municipal airport and that the low responsive bidder meeting the project's scope was CSC Enterprises. Staff said the combined bid was "over $1,200,000" for construction and that with FAA funding the city's construction share for the project would be $75,577, about 5.86% of the construction portion.
Council members discussed the bid components and clarifying alternates (including demolition and pavement access) and confirmed prior allocations from capital-improvement funding. During discussion members noted the city share was well under previous estimates that had exceeded $100,000 and that the low bid fit within available funding. The council moved, conducted a roll call, and recorded affirmative votes to proceed on the recommendation as presented in the packet.
The transcript indicates staff will continue procurement steps consistent with FAA grant requirements; the meeting excerpt does not include the contract-signature details, the full bid tabulation, or construction schedule.
