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Laurens County approves $575,960 bid to build EMS substation

Laurens County Board of Commissioners · January 6, 2026
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Summary

The board awarded the low bid from Riley Contracting, $575,960, to construct a new EMS substation after receiving five bids. Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the contract.

The Laurens County Board of Commissioners voted Jan. 6 to accept the low bid from Riley Contracting to build a new EMS substation. Riley Contracting's bid of $575,960 was the lowest of five received.

County Administrator Bryan Rogers presented the bids and recommended approval. Commissioner Brenda Chain moved to approve the bid; Commissioner Kevin Tanner seconded and the motion passed with all voting in favor. The board did not record additional conditions or a contractor start date during the meeting.