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Request approval of a change order less than 10% - Department of Real Estate and Asset Management, RFP#23RFP041723K-JA, Design/Build Services for Fulton County Behavioral Health Crisis Center in the total amount not to exceed $997,640.00 with Hogan Construction Group, LLC (Norcross, GA), to modify the contract for final close-out costs of the of the design and construction of the Fulton County Behavioral Health Crisis Unit at the Oak Hill Child, Adolescent & Family Center. Effective upon BOC approval. (APPROVED UPON ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT AGENDA)

Consent - Open & Responsible Government Agenda Ready Introduced August 26, 2024

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Hogan Construction Group, LLC 2 records across this site
Amount
$998K
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
amendment
Field
Health & social

health & social contracts in GA that end within a year →
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Hogan Construction Group, LLC also holds

Request approval of a change order greater than 10% - Department of Real Estate and Asset Management, 23RFP041723K-JA, Design/Build Services for Fulto… $3.07M Fulton County, GA
Committee
Board of Commissioners
Requested by
Real Estate and Asset Management
Introduced
August 26, 2024
On agenda
October 2, 2024

Where it was heard

Board of Commissioners Oct 2, 2024

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