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Commission approves third payment to Veritas; renovation costs expected near $300,000

Randolph County Commission · January 16, 2025
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Summary

The Commission approved a $22,574.85 payment to Veritas Contracting for Cain Annex courtroom renovations; the original contract was $218,785, with about $151,064.25 remaining and additional change orders and furniture procurement still outstanding.

The Randolph County Commission approved the third contractor payment of $22,574.85 to Veritas Contracting LLC for renovations to a judge’s courtroom in the Cain Annex.

President David Kesling said the original Veritas contract totaled $218,785 and that the approved payment leaves $151,064.25 remaining. Kesling reported on construction issues, saying the height of installed walls measured 41.5 inches but the specification called for 36 inches; he said additional change orders and furniture purchases remain and that Supreme Court IT must run bench data lines. Kesling estimated the overall project cost will be in the vicinity of $300,000.