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Qmf �I_�iV n H'FI43I•: Ei ID I+'GARRIN SHERMAN N. SMITH.JR. MICHAEL �7ARAVAGt.�A MICHAEL O NAIRE DOLORES InrECAPR�Q J EROME D. QUINN CHARLES E. GARRIS ALAN S. POLACNWICH, SR. March 21, 1983 ' ,. REPLY TO. Island Gary M. Brandenburg, Esq. County Attorney Indian River County 1840 25th Street Vero Beach, FL 32960 Re: Hedin Construction/Indian River County Dear Gary: Our client, K. D. Hedin Construction, Inc., had expended considerable time and effort in bidding and arranging for -.the construction job to be performed on the county jail. After our client, at the County's request, had sought out, specified and determined the suitability of the jail door,_ the County elected to deal directly with the supplier. Our client has expended time of its pers.onnel to this point in time totalling $580.00. Unless the.County is prepared to reimburse our client for this- amount, together with fees, our client would like to be scheduled for presentation before the Board of County Com- missioners. Yo rs faithful•,�y, MICR tL O' �iAIRE 1 Karl Hedin came before the Board and explained in detail the circumstances that led to his ordering the hollow metal security door, noting that Public Works Director Davis had contacted Barry Chisholm of Barry's Ornamental Iron in regard to installing such a.door at the County Jail. Mr. Chisholm, in turn, asked him to figure the costs involved, which he did; the figures were then submitted by Barry's Ornamental Iron to Mr. Davis who accepted them. At this juncture, Mr. Hedin stated that in order to save time, he proceeded to order the door from Roanoke Iron & Bridge Works of Roanoke, Virginia. Subsequently, he learned that the door would require an electric security lock, and since it is a sliding type door, it would require construction of a 81 DOK, 3 `983 FA;+8.