Council awards $394,690 contract to Lumadu Excavating for water main replacement
June 20, 2022 | Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
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Lock Haven’s city council approved a staff recommendation to award the re-bid for water-main replacement on Mackay and Macklehattan avenues to Lumadu Excavating for $394,690.
Public Works staff said two bids were received—one from Lumadu Excavating and one from HRI—and recommended Lumadu based on the bid package. A council member asked whether all required line items and contingencies were included, noting observed price differences between bids; staff affirmed the bid analysis and certification process.
Council moved, seconded and approved the award by roll-call vote after questions from members about line-item differences and certification. The motion passed with an affirmative voice/roll-call tally recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: Replacing aging water mains is a capital project with direct impact on service reliability and road work in the affected neighborhoods. The contract award begins procurement and scheduling steps for the construction phase.
What’s next: City staff will proceed with contract execution and scheduling with the awarded contractor and notify residents of planned work.
Public Works staff said two bids were received—one from Lumadu Excavating and one from HRI—and recommended Lumadu based on the bid package. A council member asked whether all required line items and contingencies were included, noting observed price differences between bids; staff affirmed the bid analysis and certification process.
Council moved, seconded and approved the award by roll-call vote after questions from members about line-item differences and certification. The motion passed with an affirmative voice/roll-call tally recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: Replacing aging water mains is a capital project with direct impact on service reliability and road work in the affected neighborhoods. The contract award begins procurement and scheduling steps for the construction phase.
What’s next: City staff will proceed with contract execution and scheduling with the awarded contractor and notify residents of planned work.
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