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Byron council accepts lowest bid for Main Street TAP lighting project
Summary
The council accepted Cody Electric’s low bid for the TAP-funded Main Street lighting project and authorized the mayor to sign the Notice of Award; the motion passed unanimously at the Oct. 14 meeting.
The Byron Town Council on Oct. 14 accepted the lowest bid for the Main Street lighting project funded through a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant and authorized the mayor to sign the Notice of Award.
Mayor Allan Clark told the council that Cody Electric submitted the lowest bid for the TAP Main Street Lighting project and presented a Notice of Award. Councilman Shae Abraham moved to accept Cody Electric’s bid and to approve the mayor’s signature on the Notice of Award; Councilman Brandon Hessenthaler seconded the motion and members present voted unanimously to approve it.
Why it matters: awarding the contract is a key procurement step that allows the town to proceed with installing Main Street lighting supported by the TAP grant. The minutes do not record the bid amounts or a project schedule; the town presented the Notice of Award but did not discuss a construction timetable in the meeting record.
The council did not record any opposition during the vote. The motion was recorded as passed by those attending the meeting and the mayor was authorized to execute the award documents.
