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Burnett Negotiates Change Order for Kexon Drive Substation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Burnett negotiated a change order with Power Construction Group for the Kexon Drive Substation, which involved roughly $34,372.01 in changes due to extra materials like structural steel and cables for the solar field feed. Burnett sought a counter offer to prevent extra payment from the contractor. The final agreement included several deductions and sales, totaling $34,443.75.

From bryantimes.com

Why it matters

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The negotiation demonstrates how local government officials manage construction costs and material valuation during infrastructure projects. The process involved offsetting costs from extra materials against deductions from damaged property and the sale of unused components.

From bryantimes.com

Who's involved

  • BurnettNegotiated the change order and managed the substation project

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  • Burnett

    civil town in Dodge County, Wisconsin

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