Advertisement

Advertisement

Electrician Wins Bid for Arresting Police Department

Jan 15, 2007
generic image

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

You're reading an older article from ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. Some content, such as code-related information, may be outdated. Visit our homepage to view the most up-to-date articles.

 

According to the New Haven Register, a Meriden, Connecticut-based contractor has won a contract to install a new generator at the headquarters of the police department, which in May arrested its owner for running a prostitution ring.

"We have the competitive bidding system here that is managed through the town’s Purchasing Department," said Lt. Marc Mikulski, police spokesman. "When the bids come back, if they meet all our legal requirements, then we have to accept the low bid as the winner. [The contractor] hasn’t been convicted of anything yet, so for us to deny him the work would be discriminatory."

The company was the lowest of seven bidders for the contract. Since the arrest, the company has been awarded at least two other state contracts.   EC

 

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

featured Video

;

Trenchless Installation in Richmond, Va.

Certa-Com® Trenchless Conduit PVC Pipe, assembled on-site and installed beneath a Richmond street with minimal traffic obstruction. See it in action.

Advertisement

Related Articles

Advertisement