CONTRACTAPPROVED

Owyhee County Awards $202,594 Pay Request Contract to Robison Logging (September 2022)

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Disclosed value
$202,594.17
From meeting minutes
Approved
Sep 26, 2022
Term
2022

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What it covers

Pay Request #1 2022 Aggregate Crushing Project for Chip Seals – Robison Logging approved in the amount of $202,594.17.

Who holds it

Robison Logging holds this pay request contract with Owyhee County.

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Contract details

Contract type
Pay Request
Amount
$202,594.17
Document date
September 26, 2022
Term
2022
Source document
owyhee-county-meeting-minutes-2022-09-26_a0c.pdf (Meeting Minutes)

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Questions about this contract

Who was awarded the pay request contract by Owyhee County?

Robison Logging was awarded this pay request contract by Owyhee County, as recorded on September 26, 2022. The contract value is $202,594.17.

How much is the Robison Logging contract with Owyhee County worth?

The Robison Logging contract with Owyhee County is valued at $202,594.17, covering pay request work.

What type of contract is this?

This is a Pay Request contract, documented as a meeting minutes record.

Where was this contract approved?

This contract appears in owyhee-county-meeting-minutes-2022-09-26_a0c.pdf (Meeting Minutes), dated September 26, 2022 from Owyhee County. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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