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Jenkinsburg council orders new bids for Oak Road fire hydrant, will accept lowest bid
Summary
At its June 22 meeting the Jenkinsburg City Council authorized staff to request another quote to replace a fire hydrant on Oak Road and approved awarding the work to the lowest bidder; the council recorded the motion as passed.
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The Jenkinsburg City Council directed staff to solicit another quote to replace a fire hydrant on Oak Road and authorized awarding the contract to the lowest bidder.
Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts moved to "request another quote to replace the fire hydrant on Oak Road and approve the lowest bid," and Council Member Gary Brown seconded. The motion passed by recorded vote; those named in the minutes voting "aye" were Jason Watts, Brent Eberspacher, Gary Brown, Gary Roberts and Joye England.
The minutes do not specify the current hydrant condition, estimated cost, or contractor names; the council approved a process to obtain competitive pricing and award to the lowest responsive bidder.
