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County hires Braun InterTech for Helling Pit subsurface exploration at $11,735
Summary
Watonwan County approved an $11,735 agreement with Braun InterTech to provide subsurface exploration services for the Helling Pit; the Board voted unanimously to authorize the work.
The Watonwan County Board on Feb. 3 approved contracting Braun InterTech to perform subsurface exploration services at the Helling Pit for $11,735.
County Engineer Michael McCarty presented the agreement for services and the board approved the contract unanimously. The action authorizes staff to proceed with subsurface work needed to assess site conditions for future operations or permitting.
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