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Bryan County awards courthouse security-door contract to CBO after lower bid
Summary
After opening two bids, the Bryan County commissioners awarded the courthouse security-door project to CBO for $24,496.42, rejecting a higher bid from Four Feathers Alarm of $77,786.74. The decision passed unanimously on Aug. 3, 2026.
Commissioner Justin Boone (2nd District) moved to award the courthouse security-door contract to CBO after two bids were opened; Commissioner Scott Goad (1st District) seconded. The board recorded the bids as Four Feathers Alarm at $77,786.74 and CBO at $24,496.42, and approved the award to CBO by unanimous vote.
The transcript shows the two bid amounts and the decision to award to the lower bidder. The meeting record does not include additional procurement details such as warranty terms, expected start date, or funding source; those items would be in the county procurement file or contract documents.
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