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City approves $54,340.51 quote to replace five overhead doors at transfer station
Summary
After tornado damage, staff presented four quotes and recommended House of Glass to replace five overhead doors at the new transfer station for $54,340.51; commissioners approved the contract citing lead time and price.
The commission approved a quote from House of Glass to replace five overhead doors at the city's new transfer station for $54,340.51, a repair described as necessary after tornado damage.
City staff said they solicited four quotes (one local provider declined to bid) and selected the vendor that combined the lowest price and the fastest turnaround, noting an expedited lead time. "In order to promptly replace the 5 overhead doors over a place at the new transfer station and secure the building, we did our due diligence, sought 4 quotes," staff said during the presentation. Commissioners moved and approved the expenditure by roll call.
Staff noted the doors should be installed quickly — one speaker said "Next week, they should be" — and commissioners emphasized the need to secure the facility. The city did not discuss specific warranty terms or a revised schedule for transfer-station operations while the work proceeds.
The approved work addresses storm damage and is intended to secure the new transfer-station building ahead of heavier use.
