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: The Legal Intelligencer BlogDGS: Family Court Construction Contractors Will Be Selected Next Week
By Brian Harris
By Amaris Elliott-Engel
Of the Legal Staff
In the waning days of Gov. Edward G. Rendell's administration, the state Department of General Services is expecting to announce the selection of the construction contractors to build the Philadelphia family courthouse next week, a spokesman reported today.
Today is the day by which the DGS had originally aimed to award the contracts. The contractors will be made public on DGS's website, said Troy Thompson, the DGS's press secretary.
The deadline for bids on contracts for general contractor, HVAC, plumbing and electrical construction work on the courthouse site at 15th and Arch streets was Dec. 20.
The courthouse's planners have been viewing time as of the essence because Governor-elect Tom Corbett is not bound by Rendell's decision to release $200 million in state capital funds for the courthouse until construction contracts are in place.
Full post as published by The Legal Intelligencer Blog on January 07, 2011 (boomark / email).
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