Selectboard signs off on RFP for pre‑engineered metal building for highway project
Summary
The Selectboard reviewed and approved posting a final Request for Proposals for a pre‑engineered metal building for the highway garage, contingent on clarification of a construction bond question raised by a board member.
The Whitingham Selectboard reviewed the final draft of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a pre‑engineered metal building to be used for the town highway garage and authorized staff to post the RFP after one remaining clarification. Chair Scott M. Reed moved to accept the RFP "after Mr. Gramlin clarifies his construction bond question and to post it tomorrow;" the motion was seconded by Lyman (Skip) Tefft and approved unanimously.
The board's action moves procurement forward while leaving a single technical question for clarification by board member Rick Gramlin. Posting the RFP will allow potential contractors to review specifications and submit bids under the town's procurement timeline.
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