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County accepts $193,523 bid for main courthouse window project
Summary
Randolph County commissioners accepted J.C. Construction Company's low bid of $193,523 to replace windows at the main courthouse under a grant-funded project; the motion passed unanimously.
The County Commission accepted a low bid of $193,523 from J.C. Construction Company to replace windows at the main Randolph County Courthouse under a grant. Commissioner David Kesling said the county had previously received a grant for basement windows and later obtained funding to complete windows at the main courthouse.
Commissioner Chris See moved to accept the bid; the motion passed unanimously. The contract award completes the procurement phase and authorizes the county to proceed with the grant‑funded project.
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