Southlake City Council approved five items for the move during the Dec. 5 meeting, totaling nearly $2.6 million. Funding for this project is part of the approved capital improvement program in the Southlake Crime Control and Prevention District's fiscal year 2023-24 fund, and will move the Emergency Operations Center from the second floor to the first.
Zooming in
The first of the five contracts approved was to Allen-based Gliden Industries LLC for $753,000 for the actual relocation. The project would include the finish-out of the first floor of the public safety headquarters and the move from the location in the community room on the second floor. Documents say the current location does not have controlled access or protection from windstorms and other hazards.
The renovation will feature:
- The Emergency Operations Center
- A breakout room
- HAM radio room
- Information technology/storage room
- Executive conference room
What else?
Also approved were purchases that will be needed and used by employees of the Emergency Operations Center.
- Ford Audio-Visual Systems LLC was awarded a $259,000 contract for equipment, services and installation of the audio-video components for the project.
- Presidio Networked Solutions Group LLC received a $68,000 contract for equipment, services and installation of networking equipment and data cabling.
- A premanufactured wall systems and installation was awarded to GL Seaman & Company in an amount not to exceed $346,000. The contract is $300,152 with $45,848 in contingency expenses.
- A furniture contract was awarded to VARI Sales Corporation in an amount not to exceed $88,000. The contract would include standing desks, power beams to bring electricity to desks, task chairs, and a break room table and chairs.
