Commission awards concrete contract for generator 'cap' project to low bidder
August 03, 2026 | Pratt City, Pratt County, Kansas
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Jamie Huber, speaking for the electrical/capital project team, reviewed three sealed bids for the concrete work tied to the generator cap and control house. He said the lowest responsive bid was $183,883 and that the contractor would provide a performance bond because the work exceeds $100,000.
Huber said crews hope to start mid-September with concrete poured by Oct. 1 to allow at least a month of curing before cast components arrive around Nov. 1. A commissioner moved to award the contract to the low bidder and the commission approved the award by voice vote. Staff will complete bonding and scheduling and expect work to proceed this fall.
Huber said crews hope to start mid-September with concrete poured by Oct. 1 to allow at least a month of curing before cast components arrive around Nov. 1. A commissioner moved to award the contract to the low bidder and the commission approved the award by voice vote. Staff will complete bonding and scheduling and expect work to proceed this fall.
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