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Commission awards multiple local construction and infrastructure contracts
Summary
The commission unanimously approved bids and contracts including paving solicitations for Riverbend and Liberty Hill roads, a Riverbend fishing dock to Wahoo Dock, a storage building and City Hall work to Chattahoochee Concrete and vendors, and expansions to the Cusseta Dog Pound.
At its Oct. 7 meeting the commission approved a slate of infrastructure and capital-improvement actions, voting unanimously on each item during the business portion of the agenda.
The board authorized putting Riverbend Road and Liberty Hill Road resurfacing out to bid (motion by Commissioner Timothy Biddle; second by Commissioner Jason Frost). It awarded the Riverbend Fishing Dock contract to Wahoo Dock (the only bidder) and approved a storage-building project at 215 McNaughton St., awarding the concrete slab to Chattahoochee Concrete and the building to North Carolina Carports. Commissioners also accepted the lower bid from Chattahoochee Concrete for City Hall’s welcome-center refurbishment.
Public-safety and animal-control capital work moved forward as well: the commission approved additional kennel runs at the Cusseta Dog Pound, awarding concrete work to Rock Solid Construction, fencing to United Fencing, and the building to McGuire Buildings. Commissioners also declared two county-owned structures surplus for demolition — one on King Street and the old fire station on Fire Tower Road — with a note to attempt to retain the fire station slab for possible future reuse. All motions carried by unanimous vote.
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