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Gwinnett commissioners renew contract for guardrails, fencing

Gwinnett Commissioners recently voted to renew an annual contract with Martin-Robbins Fence Company for the purchase and installation of guardrail and fencing. (Courtesy Martin-Robbins fence Company)
Gwinnett Commissioners recently voted to renew an annual contract with Martin-Robbins Fence Company for the purchase and installation of guardrail and fencing. (Courtesy Martin-Robbins fence Company)
By Karen Huppertz
Feb 23, 2020

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners recently voted to renew an annual contract with Martin-Robbins Fence Company for the purchase and installation of guardrail and fencing. The $150,000 contract will provide, install, and repair guardrail, fencing and handrail along county roads as required for the safety of the community.

The pricing for this service has remained stable over last 12 months since the cost of metals have remained stable. Martin-Robbins Fence Company has agreed to hold pricing firm for this contract period beginning Feb.16, 2020 through Feb. 15, 2021.

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