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Selectmen accept $575 bid for boat dock repairs after public note of broken rail and missing pins

Board of Selectmen, Town of Roxbury · June 24, 2025
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Summary

The selectmen accepted a $575 bid from Rick Mills to address dock work; the board noted a broken weld and gate damage at the dock and that the bidder asked whether pins to secure floats were included.

The Board of Selectmen accepted a $575 bid from Rick Mills to address repairs and maintenance for the town boat dock. The board reviewed condition notes that a weld on a rail looked broken and that a gate had been pushed the opposite direction; town staff said the dock had not yet been billed.

One bid arrived before the deadline and another after it. The recorded bid included a written question: "I would like to know if Pins to secure the floats are included." Timothy Derouche messaged the town office noting the dock had used 3/4-inch bolts from Tractor Supply, and the board accepted the bid with the understanding the bidder is responsible for his own pins if the town's cannot be located. Motion to accept the bid was made by Selectman Matthew Patneaude, seconded by Ray Hodsdon; vote recorded 2-0.

The board asked that the dock condition be checked for the reported broken weld and gate issue before work proceeds and to confirm billing status with the vendor.