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ORDER approving final project closeout documents for ARPA/MCWI Beach Outfalls Project with Specialty Contractors & Assoc., Inc., as recommended by BMA and Jaclyn Turner, PE, County Engineer, and authorize Board President to execute relevant documents. Approvals include Final Pay Application in the amount of $703,001.42 from account 072-333-581 and final summary change order reducing the contract by $186,354.39 to reflect final quantities used during construction. Authorizing interfund loan as needed.

Order Passed Introduced July 28, 2026

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Type
contract
Field
Construction

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ORDER spreading upon the minutes the following executed documents: a) Construction Change Directive No. 3 for J.W. Puckett & Co.'s contract for the Ha… Harrison County, MS ORDER approving Change Order 4 with Specialty Contractors & Assoc., Inc., for the MCWI/ARPA Beach Outfall Repairs & Upgrades project, adding outfall l… $1.04M Harrison County, MS
Committee
Engineering
Introduced
July 28, 2026
On agenda
August 3, 2026
Passed
August 3, 2026

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