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Council authorizes emergency engineering task order with Civil West (NTE $25,000)
Summary
City signed a task order to add emergency engineering support to an existing contract with Civil West, not to exceed $25,000, so the city has on-call engineering services for emergency operations.
The Westfir City Council approved a task order to add emergency engineering support to the city's existing contract with Civil West, with a not-to-exceed amount of $25,000.
Staff explained the task order is intended to ensure the town has on-call engineering support for emergency operations rather than obligating immediate expenditure. "This is a task order for emergency engineering support... it's got a not to exceed amount of 25,000," the city recorder said while describing the addendum to the contract.
Council moved and approved the scope of services so engineers can be engaged quickly during extreme emergencies; no immediate invoices were incurred by the approval. The task order complements the city's emergency operations planning and is intended to expedite response should infrastructure failures occur.
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