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Committee accepts Fehr Graham qualifications for E. Mill/N. Tower roundabout engineering
Summary
The committee accepted Fehr Graham as the qualified firm for engineering the E. Mill/N. Tower roundabout after receiving a single RFQ response; the City will request a fee proposal and place the item on the Council agenda for first read on Aug. 19, 2026.
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Administrator Patricia Diduch told the committee the City received a single response to the request for qualifications (RFQ) for engineering services on the E. Mill/N. Tower roundabout from Fehr Graham. Diduch said the City's selection protocol is to accept the sole applicant unless found unqualified; both Diduch and Engineer Jason Stoll said they reviewed and ranked the firm as qualified.
Engineer Stoll requested the City accept Fehr Graham's qualifications and then request a fee proposal for engineering work. Alderman Ron Boyer moved to accept Fehr Graham's submitted qualifications for the project; Alderman Herb Santiago seconded the motion. The committee approved the motion on a unanimous roll call vote (4 AYE, 0 NAY). Staff indicated the item will be placed on the City Council agenda for first reading on Aug. 19 and back on the Community Services Committee agenda on Sept. 2 for further review.
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