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Bids received for renovation of Tuskegee Human & Civil Rights Multicultural Center
Summary
The commission received multiple bids for renovation of the Tuskegee Human & Civil Rights Multicultural Center and referred them to the project architect for review before award; base bids ranged from about $360,000 to $498,000 in the record.
At a special meeting and regular board sessions in January and April 2007 the commission opened bids for renovation of the Tuskegee Human & Civil Rights Multicultural Center. Bidders and base bids recorded in minutes included Contex Construction (base $456,900), A.G. Dreco Company Inc. (base $498,000), AC Bulls Construction (base $465,132) and other bidders with alternates; in April additional bids were received with low-base bids reported around $360,000–$410,000 depending on alternates and scope.
The commission voted to receive the bids and directed the architect and project officials to review the proposals and confirm which bid(s) were within budget prior to awarding a contract. The motion to receive bids was carried unanimously and the commission later authorized the county architect to make award recommendations when funding was assured.
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