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Commissioners approve bridge award, RFPs, contracts and audit engagement in consent actions

Umatilla County Board of Commissioners · July 20, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a suite of routine items including a $168,600 modular-bridge award to ConTECH, authorization to issue an RFP for jail kitchen flooring, several fair- and event-related contracts, and an audit engagement letter with Anderson, Boylan, Ramos PC.

At its July 15 meeting, the Umatilla County Board of Commissioners approved multiple consent and procurement items.

Public works staff reported a single qualifying proposal from ConTECH Engineered Solutions to replace a bridge on Blue Mountain Station Road for $168,600—well below an earlier estimate of roughly $250,000—and the board approved the award. The board also authorized issuance of an RFP to replace the jail kitchen floor with a urethane epoxy surface and approved a $5,750 license renewal to Unitec Communications for control applications.

Other consent actions included authorization for the chair to sign a pending contract with the Eli Young Band for the county fair (staff to finalize redline changes), approval of parking services and ticket-scanning vendor contracts (ticket scanning: $6,740) and a $6,980 quote from Creative Signs for courthouse basement signage. The board also approved a payable funded by state dollars (not general fund) and moved to solicit real-estate agents for tax-foreclosed properties via an RFP.

Separately, staff introduced an engagement letter for audit services from Anderson, Boylan, Ramos PC and the board authorized the board chair to sign the engagement. Jason Jensen (introduced at the meeting) presented the engagement letter to the board.

All consent items were approved by voice vote.