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Commissioners approve $2.11 million scope amendment for Dawson County Public Health Facility
Summary
Dawson County commissioners approved a scope-of-work amendment with Pencor to complete full renovations of the Public Health Facility, accepting a contract not to exceed $2,109,378 and reducing the county-controlled contingency to 5% ($105,468), funded from SPLOST VII. The motion passed 4-0.
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve a scope-of-work amendment from Pencor to repurpose and renovate the county's Public Health Facility. The motion authorizes a total contract amount not to exceed $2,109,378 and reduces the county-controlled contingency to 5% ($105,468); the minutes list Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax VII (SPLOST VII) as the funding source. The action was recorded as Stowers/Turkett.
The minutes state the approval covers all phases of the project. No staff presentation text or public comment is included in the minutes; the entry documents only the board's formal approval of the amended scope and contract ceiling. The contractor named in the minutes is Pencor.
