Union County approves materials‑testing contract for Canada Creek Bridge
Summary
Union County accepted a materials testing agreement with Geo‑Hydro Engineers for up to $14,988 to perform foundation and materials testing during Canada Creek Bridge construction; the work will be paid from SPLOST funds.
Commissioner Harold Collins accepted an agreement between Geo-Hydro Engineers, Inc. and Union County for materials testing related to the Canada Creek Bridge construction, with a total cost not to exceed $14,988 and an effective date of Jan. 20, 2026.
County minutes say Geo-Hydro will perform foundation testing to confirm abutment soils, be onsite during concrete and steel placement to monitor, sample and test materials, and check certificates of compliance for bolt assemblies and the cold‑formed steel deck. The minutes note the agreement will be paid out of SPLOST funds along with the bridge construction budget.
County Manager Tony Hughes later reported that the Canada Creek Bridge construction is ahead of schedule and additional bridge projects will begin under SPLOST-authorized work.
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