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Council awards $821,000 contract for Williams Clock Tower restroom to Woodruff Construction
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved awarding the Williams Clock Tower restroom contract to Woodruff Construction for $821,000, following discussion of design, durability and aesthetics.
The Williams City Council voted unanimously to award the Williams Clock Tower restroom contract to Woodruff Construction as the lowest bidder at $821,000. Council discussion emphasized the importance of design, aesthetics and longevity in selecting the contractor and approving the budgeted amount.
Councilmember Payne moved to move forward with Woodruff Construction; Councilmember Kennelly seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Staff and council members discussed design considerations and the long-term service life of the structure as key factors in the decision.
Why it matters: the restroom is a public-facing facility at a prominent downtown site, and the contract establishes the construction vendor, project cost and the city's commitment to design and longevity.
