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County to replace courthouse revolving door and upgrade records HVAC; estimated $95,000

Sedgwick County Commission · March 21, 2025
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Summary

County facilities staff requested a CIP amendment to replace an obsolete revolving door (~$65,000) and a failed Liebert humidity-control HVAC unit in records management (~$30,000); contingency funds will be returned to reserve if unused.

Andrew, director of facilities (S5), told the commission the county needs to replace one of three revolving doors at the main courthouse because replacement parts are obsolete; he estimated the replacement at “right around $65,000.”

Andrew also said a specialized Liebert HVAC unit serving records management has failed and uses R22 refrigerant that is no longer available; replacing and upgrading the unit is estimated at about $30,000. He said project contingency is included and any remaining funds will be returned to the CIP reserve after completion.

Speakers cited: Andrew, director of facilities (S5); Moderator (S4).

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