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Minidoka County awards $3.10 million contract for new commissioner building to Koyle's Classic Construction
Summary
The Minidoka County Board of Commissioners voted to award a $3,104,029 contract to Koyle's Classic Construction, including three add alternates to deliver a finished building at 702 G Street in Rupert; Commissioner Koyle stated she is not affiliated with the company to her knowledge.
The Minidoka County Board of Commissioners voted March 2 to award the Minidoka County Commissioner building contract to Koyle's Classic Construction for $3,104,029.00, with all three add alternates included to deliver a completed building at 702 G Street in Rupert, Idaho.
Commissioner Schaeffer moved to award the bid and approve the contract upon the recommendation of the county attorney and further attorney review; Commissioner Koyle seconded and the motion carried. Commissioner Koyle told the board she is not affiliated with Koyle's Classic Construction "to the best of her knowledge," a statement noted in the minutes before the award was finalized.
The board recorded that the motion followed attorney review; the minutes do not list individual vote tallies beyond the motion being carried. The contract amount and the building address were entered into the public record by the clerk during the meeting. The board directed the county attorney to complete any remaining review steps before final execution of the contract.
Clerk Page also provided routine clerk reports later in the meeting, but the minutes include no further amendments or conditions attached to the building award. The board recessed mid-day for an advisory meeting and adjourned at 1:23 PM.
