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Commissioners briefed on $32,768 change order to Precision Electric courthouse contract
Summary
Staff said change order No. 1 to the Precision Electric courthouse fixtures contract would add dimming switches, wiring and emergency relays, increasing the contract by $32,768 from an original $89,008.65; staff said the new total would be $122,006.33 and requires board authorization.
County administrator Daniel asked the board to authorize change order No. 1 to a May 7 public improvement contract with Precision Electric for courthouse lighting fixtures. He said the work requires dimming switches, inductor dimming wiring and emergency lighting relays and that the change order increases costs by $32,768 over the original contract amount of $89,008.65, producing a cited total of $122,006.33 that would need formal authorization and retroactive ratification to June 1, 2026.
Daniel framed the request as necessary maintenance and replacement of fixtures, not just bulb replacement. No formal vote on the change order was recorded during this staff meeting; staff stated the item will return to the regular board meeting for action.
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