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Court approves Musco lighting route and seeks final electrical design for tennis courts
Summary
Scott County approved pursuing Musco Lighting through cooperative purchasing and authorized the county to accept a Brancier Carroll scope for electrical drawings; transcript reports an install figure of $172,800 for six courts and a design consultant fee of $8,750 (transcript lists a flat fee of $149.50 that appears incomplete).
The fiscal court reviewed a Sourcewell cooperative purchase proposal from Musco Lighting to install lighting on six tennis courts, including precast concrete bases, 18 luminaires and remote monitoring. Judge Covington said the prior proposal omitted installation labor and that Musco agreed to a 10% concession in that instance; the transcript reports a total install cost figure of $172,800.
The court also reviewed a scope of work from Brancier Carroll for full electrical drawings and a consultant fee itemized at $8,750; the transcript lists a flat fee of “$149.50” for the design contract, which appears to be incomplete or a transcription error and is treated here as not specified pending confirmation. Members discussed the cooperative purchase option (Sourcewell/Purchase Pro) versus rebidding; after discussion the court authorized staff to proceed with the cooperative purchase route and to accept a design contract pending final documented amounts and scope.
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