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Harrison awards $981,375 force-main contract to Big Sky Construction

Harrison City Council · May 11, 2025
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Summary

The Harrison City Council voted May 14 to award the Force Main Award Contract to Big Sky Construction for $981,375; one councilor recused and five voted in favor. Construction will connect the new force main to the treatment plant; the contract followed a public bid opening.

The Harrison City Council approved awarding the Force Main Award Contract to Big Sky Construction, the lowest bidder at $981,375, after a bid opening at City Hall.

Councilors voted to approve the contract with five ayes; Councilor Joe Cornell recused himself from the vote. Will Butler moved to approve the contract and Debbie Lockhart seconded. The bid opening produced four bids, with Big Sky Construction submitting the low bid of $981,375. The contract covers construction of the Harrison force main to the treatment plant; council discussion did not record amendments to the bid terms.

Council action follows the city’s solicitation process; next procedural steps are execution of the contract and scheduling pre-construction coordination with city public works staff. No timeline for construction start was provided during the meeting.