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Seabrook approves $6,500 amendment for Early Warning Systems grant management
Summary
Council approved a $6,500 contract amendment with Ardura to address FEMA-required scope changes for Seabrook’s outdoor early warning system grant; staff said FEMA requested additional equipment and scope review.
The Seabrook City Council on March 17 authorized project 2026-06-348 and a not-to-exceed $6,500 contract with Ardura to provide grant management assistance for the Seabrook Early Warning Systems program. Staff said FEMA requested a change in scope that requires adding equipment to the grant review and the contracted assistance will allow the city to respond to FEMA and TDM requirements.
The motion was moved and seconded and approved unanimously. Staff said the additional contract will allow grant administration and scope adjustments required as part of FEMA’s review; no further contingencies or budget questions were raised at the meeting.
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