Lincoln County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Council approved two change orders with TCI on the sewer project, including upgraded valve hardware and additional work on two sewer crossings, funded in part by extra grant money. The project is nearing completion, with a final walkthrough scheduled and substantial completion expected after that. Contractors and engineering firms can treat this as incumbent and scope intelligence for future sewer, water, or grant-funded infrastructure work with the city.
The council approved a contract with RPA, capped at $5,000, for third-party inspection and submittal review on the firehall roof project tied to December flooding and wind damage. FEMA funding will reimburse deductible and costs above insurance, and roofers are already on site with completion expected within about a week. This confirms RPA as the quality-assurance consultant, but follow-on needs may arise for documentation support, additional inspections, or related facility resilience work.
Troy City Council approved a fixed-price roofing contract with Adex Roofing for approximately $94,000, mostly funded by a Rural grant, with the city covering the remainder. Scope of work is defined in the contract, and any unforeseen issues will require negotiated changes. An engineer will review completed work, and some payment is expected upfront for materials. This establishes Adex as the roofing incumbent, useful for follow-on repairs, maintenance, and inspections.
Council approved Adex Roofing as contractor for the fire hall roof repair, with $94,760 covered by fire department insurance and remaining costs covered by donations and a community foundation grant up to $10,000. RPA will review product submittals and an engineer will inspect work. The main contract is set, but there may be follow-on needs for structural, HVAC, or facility upgrades once the roof work is complete.
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