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Aquatic Center Bids Higher Than Expected

Posted: December 9, 2011 at 5:43 a.m.

Bids for the dirt work/storm drainage and utilities for the city’s new aquatic center came in higher than the engineer’s estimate.

By The Numbers

Company Bidding

Companies could bid on the dirt work/storm drainage, site utilities or a combination bid for aquatic center projects. Bidders were Crowder, ARCO, NEC, Ground Zero, Decco, Nabholz and Fochtman.

• Lowest bid for the dirt work/storm drainage was ARCO at $619,600

• Lowest bid for site utilities was NEC at $146,300

• Highest bid for dirt work/storm drainage was NEC at $1.3 million

• Highest bid for site utilities was ARCO at $232,600

Source: Staff Report

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