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Contract Awarded For Hurricane Sally Repairs At Molino Community Center
May 10, 2023
Escambia County has awarded a contract for Hurricane Sally repairs at the Molino Community Center.
The $141,503.23 contract, funded by FEMA, was awarded to JNB Contracting of Daleville, Alabama, for damage repairs for the community center , the adjacent cafeteria building and the Molino Head Start building.
Most of the work involves scraping and painting ceilings, drywall replacement, and other painting.
Hurricane Sally made landfall near Gulf Shores on September 16, 2020.
NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Contract Awarded For Hurricane Sally Repairs At Molino Community Center”
I would have thought the repairs should start at the roof, assuming the damages were caused by water.
“Nothing against JNB Contractors, but just curious why they didn’t award this to a local Escambia county contractor instead of a company 2 1/2 hours away in another state? Did no one bid or were the bids out of line? Just asking.”
We went back and looked for you.
There were 481 emails sent notifying 360 companies.
There was a second company that was listed as “non-responsive” with no bidand a third company that only bid on part of the project. Only JNB submitted a bit for the entire project, per the county documents.
Nothing against JNB Contractors, but just curious why they didn’t award this to a local Escambia county contractor instead of a company 2 1/2 hours away in another state? Did no one bid or were the bids out of line? Just asking.