Brecknock appoints C.S. Davidson as construction manager for new Public Works building
Summary
The Brecknock Township Board of Supervisors unanimously appointed C.S. Davidson Inc. as construction manager for a new Public Works/roads building after reviewing two proposals; demo is targeted for about March 15 and will require moving a septic tank.
The Brecknock Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved appointing C.S. Davidson Inc. as the construction manager for the township’s new public works/roads building during a budget workshop on Oct. 24. Chairman Jeff Fiant moved to appoint C.S. Davidson after supervisors reviewed two proposals; Vice Chairman Ron McClure seconded and the motion passed without opposition.
Supervisors noted the two proposals differed substantially on price even though the service descriptions did not make differences clear. Roadmaster Chuck Keifer gave a target date for demolition of the existing structure of March 15, with the demo expected to take about two weeks to a month, and said the demolition will require moving a septic tank. The board discussed bidding timing, prevailing-wage compliance, and timeline expectations for the construction manager’s role in overseeing bidding. The board’s action formally appoints C.S. Davidson to manage bidding and prevailing-wage compliance for the project.
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