Anybody want to take a wild guess who'll ultimately wind up with the contract?
Thanks to a tip from gentle reader ND, we learn this morning that Boss Godfrey's administration has placed the following "help wanted" ad in the Standard-Examiner, seeking "sealed Proposals from Architectural firms interested in providing architectural and design services" for a gigantic but unnamed "Ogden sports complex":
The Godfrey administration has already caught embarrassing public flak for its retroactive waiver of competitive Field House architectural bidding, and for secretly funneling $5,000 to Boss Godfrey's hand-chosen current architect, Dan Van Zeben.
It appears that Boss Godfrey is now trying to "cure" the non-competitive bidding problem... retroactively, of course.
Theoretically, this morning's ad opens the door to any architectural firm which might desire to bid its services for this project.
Realistically however, anybody want to take a wild guess who'll ultimately wind up with this contract, assuming that the City Council is willing to approve further architectural funding?