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Long Prairie approves $957,947.72 hangar contract; city local share $14,361.21
Summary
The City Council approved a $957,947.72 contract with Hy-Tec Construction for a 200x40 multi-bay hangar at the Long Prairie Municipal Airport, funded 95% by FAA, 2.5% state and a 2.5% local share split between the city and county; approval is contingent on federal funding availability.
Mayor Jim Kreemer told the council the lowest bid for the 200-by-40 multi-bay hangar was from Hy-Tec Construction at $957,947.72 and presented the recommended funding split. The council approved the contract and noted the project is contingent on the availability of federal funds.
The council discussed the local share distribution and engineer oversight. The city’s share of the local 2.5% portion was identified as $14,361.21 and Todd County’s share as $9,600. The council also approved hiring Bolton & Menk to manage construction; the firm’s costs were listed as $76,000 federal, $2,000 state, $2,000 local with city and county shares of $1,200 and $800, respectively. “the lowest bidder was Hy-Tec Construction in the amount of $957,947.72.”
Provenance: The discussion and motions appear in the meeting record beginning with SEG 012 and related motion text continues through SEG 012. The approval was recorded as unanimous with one council member absent.
