Grayson County's jail enhancement and expansion project has reached about 90% of its contract value in completed and stored work, according to the latest payment request on Tuesday's Commissioners Court agenda.
Commissioners meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, in the Commissioners Courtroom at 100 W. Houston St. in Sherman. Under bills, they are asked to approve $587,267.27 to Sedalco Inc., the Fort Worth construction manager at risk, for work done in September. County Auditor Suzette Smith put the item on the agenda.
The numbers
The request is pay application No. 28 under a contract dated Oct. 3, 2023. According to the form, signed by the contractor and certified Oct. 22 by Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects:
- The contract now totals $30,872,639. It began at $1,398,432, and approved change orders added $29,474,207.
- Work completed and materials stored through Sept. 30 come to $27,767,583.45.
- The county is holding back $1,385,701.18 in retainage, about 5% of completed work, until the job is finished.
- After this payment, $4,490,756.73 would remain, including the retainage.
No change orders were added during the September billing period, the form shows.
