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Kingsford accepts $97,025 Morin Excavating bid to extend sewer for Habitat house
Summary
Council accepted Morin Excavating’s low bid of $97,025 to extend a sanitary sewer on the Roseland/Doraland alley to serve a house under construction by Habitat for Humanity; the measure passed unanimously.
Kingsford City Council unanimously accepted a low bid of $97,025 from Morin Excavating to extend a sanitary sewer along the Roseland/Doraland alley and to extend the installation to the first manhole to serve a house currently under construction by Habitat for Humanity.
The council reviewed competing bids, including Payne and Dolans at $164,496, and voted to accept Morin Excavating’s bid. Council Member Michael Flaminio moved acceptance of the bid; Council Member Cynthia Dixon-Miller seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Minutes indicate the work is the first installment needed to provide sewer service for the Habitat for Humanity project; the record does not provide a project completion date or additional funding details beyond the bid amounts. The council did not specify contingencies or a contract award timeline in the minutes.
