Wrentham Public Works Committee approves $1.7M in construction invoices and change orders for the new public works facility. Vice Chair Lou Allevato's committee voted unanimously on September 2 to approve $1.26 million to Castagna Construction for August work, plus Change Order No. 3 totaling
Wrentham approves $2.5M demolition contract for public works building. Chair John Murphy guided the committee to a unanimous 6-0 vote on a $2,573,272 Castagna Construction bid for demolition and site preparation. Committee members reviewed site remediation risks, construction oversight, and
The Wrentham Public Works Building Committee approves $851,206 in construction invoices. The committee unanimously approved construction monitoring services invoice No. 6 for $40,000 and Castagna Construction requisition No. 4 for $811,206.41. As of June 30, the project has spent $7,806,789 of its
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee votes to demolish existing facility. In a 4-1 decision, the committee approved demolition of the existing Public Works building, with member Brian Antonioli dissenting; the committee then unanimously voted 5-0 to direct Helene Kart Architects to prepare a
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee votes unanimously to pursue renovation over new construction. The committee voted 6-0 on April 6 to eliminate a new storage shed option and an addition-to-main-building option, narrowing focus to existing-building renovation. Member Michael King moved to
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee approves $1.4 million in construction invoices. Chair John Murphy and the committee unanimously approved invoices totaling $1,444,617.74 in monthly construction costs, representing 11 percent of total project spending ($2,820,447 expended), and authorized
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee unanimously approves commissioning agent and renovation scope for ongoing DPW project. All seven members voted to award commissioning services to NVS for $67,880 and authorized Helene Kart Architects to proceed with bid documents for the $3.2 million
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee unanimously awards $55,000 testing contract as construction begins. The committee selected Geotech Consultants for site and materials testing on a not-to-exceed basis at its February 11 meeting. Construction of the new Public Works facility is underway with
Wrentham Public Works Building Committee advances construction after bid protest victory. The committee unanimously approved invoices totaling $1,234,198 from HKA and ADS Environmental Engineering, with Chair John Murphy and the full committee authorizing project manager CMS to solicit testing and
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