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Board approves $79,780 agreement with StructurePoint for City Hall programming
Summary
The board approved a professional-services agreement with StructurePoint for the City Hall programming step, a $79,780 contract intended to reorganize City Hall space to accommodate departmental needs.
The Hammond Board of Public Works and Safety considered and recommended approval of a professional-services agreement with StructurePoint for the City Hall programming step, in the amount of $79,780.
A staff member described the project: "This is the revamp of city hall, where we're gonna make some room for certain departments and less room for fewer, few departments." A committee member recommended approval and the Chair concurred. The board did not discuss a project timeline or contractor milestones during the meeting; staff indicated the agreement follows an earlier funding allocation approved in May.
The contract was presented as a programming-phase engagement to guide interior space planning rather than construction procurement.
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