Commissioners approve $96,400 window purchase for Good Samaritan building
Summary
The Rawlins County Commission approved a $96,400 purchase of windows from Finley Energy for the Good Samaritan building, to be paid from the Good Sam Special Solko Fund, after staff noted an erroneous Colby Glass bid. Commissioners voted to carry the motion.
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 1 approved purchasing windows for the Good Samaritan building from Finley Energy for $96,400, with payment to come from the Good Sam Special Solko Fund.
Jackie Portschy, representing Good Samaritan, told the board that the quote received from Colby Glass contained "the incorrect number of windows," and presented corrected quotes from both Colby Glass and Finley Energy. Commissioner Lincoln Pochop moved to purchase from Finley Energy; Commissioner Mark Mosley seconded and the motion carried.
The approval follows Portschy's notice that the building's roof will likely need replacement within a few years and that the windows and roof work are part of maintaining the facility. The commission did not attach further conditions in the motion.
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