County Sets Intention to Award Judicial Center Bids
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners gave notice of their intent to award judicial center construction bids to three contractors.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners gave notice of their intent to award judicial center construction bids to three contractors. County Administrator Carrie Gray explained that bid recommendations were given for the “lowest qualified quotes from responsive contractors.”
Lobar, Inc. of Dillsburg, PA will be awarded bids for General Construction ($23, 774,000.00), Pavers ($84,000.00), Carpet ($4,700.00) and Electrical ($2,957,000.00); Stouffer Mechanical Contractor of Chambersburg, PA will be awarded bids for Plumbing ($1,775,900.00) and HVAC ($5,798,000.00); and Landmark Elevator, Inc. of Hagerstown, MD will be awarded a bid for Elevator work ($761,430.00). The total amount of lowest combined base bids falls within the estimated project budget.
“Not only is this a good economical price, these are good local contracts,” said Court Facility Improvement Project, Clerk of the Works, John Boozer.
The Commissioners commended the work of the staff involved in keeping the Court Facility Improvement Project on schedule and within budget.
Construction of the Judicial Center is estimated to begin this September with renovations to the historic Old Courthouse and Courthouse Annex to follow.
Once complete, the Courthouse Campus will offer increased safety and security to those visiting and working in court offices, adequate space to meet the demands of a growing county, and the convenience and efficiency of co-located offices and services. For a still image tour of the future Judicial Center, please visit https://gis.franklincountypa.
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