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Town selects LaBella Engineering to oversee sidewalk grant work
Summary
LaBella Engineering was approved to oversee Salem's sidewalk grant project after two RFQs were received; LaBella was favored because of prior work preparing the town's Community Pedestrian Study.
The Salem Town Board on June 11 approved LaBella Engineering to oversee the sidewalk-replacement grant after reviewing two submitted RFQs, including one from MSK of Bennington, Vermont.
Councilman Tom McMorris and Councilwoman Brenda Levey said LaBella’s familiarity with Salem—having prepared the Community Pedestrian Study—was the deciding factor. "Both submissions were very thorough, but LaBella is already familiar w/Salem as they prepared the Community Pedestrian Study," the minutes state. The motion to select LaBella passed 3-0 (Resolution #43).
LaBella will be the town’s engineering lead on the CFA sidewalk grant application and subsequent project administration if the grant is awarded. The board also noted work on brine maker and related CFA activities continues through LaBella and in coordination with LaBella for grant applications.
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