Press release:
The Genesee County Economic Development Center (GCEDC) today announced that bids for infrastructure work at STAMP -- Science, Technology and Advanced Manufacturing Park -- have been released. A legal notice announcing the bids will be published March 20.
The GCEDC also will host a pre-bid conference on March 29 at 10 a.m. at the MedTech Centre’s Innovation Zone so that interested parties can ask questions about specifications for the bids and other relevant information, including MWBE requirements and the Project Labor Agreement (PLA).
“We are extremely aware of the fact that the funding for the infrastructure work involves taxpayer money and as such this is going to be an extremely transparent process,” said Steve Hyde, president and CEO of the GCEDC. “We fully anticipate having shovels in the ground in a couple of months.”
Clark Patterson Lee is issuing the bids and will manage construction inspection for Phase I work for water infrastructure, including enhancements to the Town of Alabama water system. The engineering firm will also be issuing bids in the near future and managing construction inspection on roadways within the STAMP site and the main entrance off of routes 63 and 77.
The firm will review the bids for the road and water infrastructure work and make recommendations to the GCEDC Board for approval.
.... STOP wasting taxpayer
.... STOP wasting taxpayer money.... build the roads and pay the cops with the money you now collect ...... STOP wasting taxpayer money
mr hyde just for the record,
mr hyde just for the record, everything you and your cronies do at gcedc is to be extremely transparent for everything you do is done with taxpayer money.