Intent to Award RFP 25_001.doc
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- Dougherty County, Georgia
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This document is an Intent to Award Notice for RFP NO: 25-001 issued by the Echols County Board of Education in Georgia. The Echols County Board of Education has approved Trinity Electrical Services, Inc. as the winning bidder for the project to provide athletic lighting for the soccer field in the amount of $232,985.00. The awarded contractor must submit all required items per the RFP to the Echols County Board of Education, and a completed contract will then be sent.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for the replacement of the existing lighting at the Echols County High School baseball field, which is located in Dougherty County, Georgia. The project will involve the removal of the existing poles and lights and the installation of new poles and lights.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 10_10_2024 RFP 25_001 Athletic Lighting _ B.pdf |
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Board Members Mr. Bo Corbett, Chairman
Mr. Mitchell Church, Vice-Chmn.
Mr. Chad Pafford
Mr. Travis Dees
Mrs. Patricia Gray
ECHOLS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Vincent M. Hamm, Ed.D.
SUPERINTENDENT
Intent to Award Notice
RFP NO: 25-001
Athletic Lighting-Soccer Field Contractor Awarded:
Trinity Electrical Services, Inc.
2317 Golden Isles West Baxley, GA 31513
BOE Approval Date:
November 12, 2024 The Echols County Board of Education has approved Trinity Electrical Services, Inc. as the winning bidder for RFP NO: 25-001 in the amount of $232,985.00. Please submit all required items per the RFP to Echols County Board of Education, C/O Dr. Vince Hamm at 216 US Hwy 129, Statenville, GA 31648. Once all items have been submitted a completed contract will be sent.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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