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Four bids submitted for Wolf Lodge Bay rural collection site; board forwards bids to solid-waste staff and legal review
Summary
Kootenai County opened four bids for the Wolf Lodge Bay rural collection site (Bid 2026-05). Bids ranged from $386,430.00 to $6,631,402.67; the board acknowledged receipt and sent the proposals to Solid Waste and legal for review.
John Phillips, the county's Solid Waste director, opened bids for bid number 2026-05 and described the procurement as conforming to Idaho procurement law. "This bid opening for bid number 2026Dash05 is for the planned construction of the future Wolf Lodge Bay Rural Collection Site," Phillips said on the record.
Four bids were read on the record and entered for review: North Fork Enterprises LLC (Pinehurst) submitted a bid-based total of $401,430.25 (Schedule A $185,800; Schedule B $116,664). Sullen Construction (Wenatchee) submitted $386,430.00 (Schedule A $103,500; Schedule B $66,920). CDA Paving & Concrete Specialties (Coeur d'Alene) submitted $501,408.40 (Schedule A $201,750; Schedule B $125,354). A bidder listed as Shredder and Grama (Hailey) submitted $6,631,402.67 (Schedule A $83,100; Schedule B $175,727).
After the public reading, a commissioner moved that the board acknowledge receipt of the bids and forward them to Solid Waste staff and county legal for review; the motion was seconded and carried. The board did not award the contract at the meeting; staff and legal review were the next steps.
