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Middletown committee hears two design options from Tecton; cost estimate due March 13
Summary
Tecton presented two conceptual designs for the new Public Safety 9-1-1 center, reporting a draft cost estimate is expected March 13 and a total-project budget about March 20; committee kept the late‑Aug/early‑Sep bidding target.
Tecton presented two conceptual design packages for the Public Safety 9-1-1 Center: an "all in" option and a pared-down version that omits the training-room public component. The presenter said both schemes were sent to the cost estimator and the committee should expect a draft estimate "on March 13," with a total project budget to follow around March 20.
Committee members pressed for feasibility details and schedule implications. The presenter said both options appear feasible pending the survey and geotechnical analyses, and that the project remained on track for a bidding window of late August to early September. The presenter also described typical next steps: survey, geotechnical borings and laboratory testing to inform foundation and stormwater design.
The committee did not vote on the design itself but authorized a $10,000 payment to Tecton for work through Jan. 31, 2026 earlier in the meeting, and will review the cost estimates at its next meeting.
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