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Approving a contract with Gandol Inc. for construction services for the DPD Oakman Blvd renovation, for Two (2) Years, total $2,004,800.00, paid with capital funding

Approving a contract with Gandol for construction services for the DPD Oakman Blvd renovation

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Approving a contract with Gandol Inc. for construction services for the DPD Oakman Blvd renovation, for Two (2) Years, total $2,004,800.00, paid with capital funding

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9members of Detroit City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, May 19, 2026
Yes7
No0

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CityDetroit City CouncilPassed May 19

Who decides this

  • Mary WatersAt Large 1Voted yes
  • Coleman A. Young IIAt Large 2Voted yes
  • James TateDistrict 1Voted yes
  • Angela Whitfield-CallowayDistrict 2Voted yes
  • Scott BensonDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Latisha JohnsonDistrict 4No vote on record
  • Renata MillerDistrict 5Voted yes
  • Gabriela Santiago-RomeroDistrict 6Absent
  • Denzel Anton McCampbellDistrict 7Voted yes

Whole board: passed 7 to 0, May 19

Decided, May 19: The council voted 7 to 0 on the Contract No. 6007807- 100% Capital Funding – For Construction Services for DPD Oakman Blvd Renovation. – Contractor: Gandol Inc.– Location: 18100 Meyers Rd., Detroit, MI 48235 – Contract Period: Upon City Council Approval for a Period of Two (2) Years – Total Contract Amount: $2,004,800.00 CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION (REPORTED OUT OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDING COMMITTEE ON 05/18/26). It passed.

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