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Board approves $150,600 maintenance-reserve withdrawal for flood repairs, awards flooring and asbestos contracts
Summary
The Union Township Board approved a $150,600 withdrawal from its maintenance reserve to repair flood damage, awarding a $109,700 flooring contract and a $30,900 asbestos-abatement contract and authorizing modest change-order limits.
The Union Township Board of Education on June 29 authorized the withdrawal of $150,600 from the district's Maintenance Reserve Account to fund repairs after a flooding event, according to minutes. The minutes break the estimate into $109,700 for floor tile replacement and $40,900 for asbestos abatement and related environmental consultant work.
The board awarded the floor tile purchase and installation contract (OB3) to Flooring Foundation/Shaw Contract through the New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing System (NJSTART) for $109,700 and authorized the School Business Administrator to approve change orders or additional work not to exceed $8,000. For asbestos abatement (OB4) the board awarded a contract to Two Brothers Contracting, Inc. for $30,900 (the lowest responsible quote); the School Business Administrator may approve change orders not to exceed $5,000. Minutes note the District's environmental consultant RK Occupational & Environmental Analysis, Inc. in the asbestos estimate.
