Award _ Stadium Video Display _ Scoreboard RF.pdf

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Hall County, Georgia

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This is an award document issued by the Habersham County Board of Education in Georgia for the Stadium Video Display-Scoreboard project. The project involves the replacement of an existing video display and scoreboard system at Habersham Ninth Grade Academy's Raider Stadium located at 171 Raider Circle, Mt. Airy, Georgia. The scope of work encompasses a comprehensive turnkey solution including removal and disposal of the existing stadium video display and scoreboard with associated structural support, installation of a new LED video display scoreboard at the opposite end of the field, structural support installation, required permitting, site preparation, electrical work in collaboration with district personnel, structural grounding systems with ground rods and wire, and all related materials and labor necessary for operational success. The project also mandates onsite training for Habersham County School District employees on the operation of the new system.

The Habersham County Board of Education awarded the Stadium Video Display-Scoreboard project to Formetco in the amount of $465,000.56 at its July 28th regular meeting. This award represents the completion of the procurement process for qualified vendors to provide the specified video display and scoreboard replacement services at the identified school facility.

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The Stadium Video Display – Scoreboard project was awarded to Formetco in the amount of $465,000.56 by the Habersham County Board of Education in the July 28th regular meeting.

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