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Commission confirms designers for multiple state projects including university upgrades and park reconstruction
Summary
Secretary Hargett moved and the commission approved recommended design firms for a slate of state projects, including utility upgrades at Tennessee Technology University and roof replacements at Tennessee State University. The selections were presented as recommended by state procurement agencies.
The State Building Commission approved recommended designers for multiple state projects after a motion by Secretary Hargett.
"As always, these come as recommended by the respective state procurement agencies consideration of geographic preference as well as work capacity," Secretary Hargett said when moving the selections. The list included: Tennessee Technology University utility infrastructure upgrades (IC See Thomas & Associates, Inc.), a statewide building envelope consultant (Richard C. Rinks and Associates), TCAT Shevable statewide improvements (Johnson and Bailey Architects), multiple roof replacements at Tennessee State University (Collaborative Design Services LLC), and other projects across community colleges and state agencies. Secretary Hargett read the full slate of recommended firms and projects as presented by procurement staff.
The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Commissioners had no further questions recorded on the transcript. The selections cover a range of campus utility work, roof replacements, lab modernizations and park reconstruction projects and were advanced for contract negotiation and project implementation.
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