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Selectboard approves $341,558 FEMA-funded bid for Rinehart Road culvert replacement
Summary
The Londonderry Selectboard unanimously accepted Hunter Excavating Inc.'s low bid of $341,558 for the Rinehart Road culvert replacement, a flood damage mitigation project funded through FEMA, and authorized the Town Administrator to execute required documents.
The Londonderry Selectboard voted unanimously April 1 to accept a $341,558.00 bid from Hunter Excavating Inc. for the Rinehart Road culvert replacement, a project identified as flood-damage mitigation and funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Jim Fleming moved to accept the bid and authorize the Town Administrator to execute any necessary documents; Taylor Prouty seconded the motion and it passed without objection.
Road Foreman Josh Dryden said the town had worked with Hunter Excavating before and "had no reasons" not to accept the bid, adding that the town has been satisfied with the company's prior work. The minutes record the project budgeted at $341,558.00 and its FEMA funding source; the Town Administrator was authorized to secure the vendor services on behalf of the town.
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