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Bids opened for Ottawa Road Phase 3; county to review bids before award
Summary
Road and Bridge staff opened three contractor bids and an engineering estimate for Ottawa Road Phase 3. Lowest bid recorded was from Kings Construction at $1,220,218.72; the engineering estimate was $1,517,350.50. The county will review bids and discuss them with the board next week; no award was made.
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Atchison County officials opened sealed bids for Ottawa Road Phase 3 during the Oct. 7 commission meeting. A county representative who was sitting in for Road and Bridge Superintendent Joe Snyder read three contractor bids and the engineer’s estimate; the board said it would review the submissions and discuss them at next week’s meeting.
Bids opened (as read into the record): - McAnany Construction (Shawnee, Kan.): base project subtotal read as $708,008.92; add-alternate subtotal read as $703,005.11; total read aloud by the bid reader as $1,412,004.00 (as recorded in the meeting). - Lisonbee Weaver Construction (Lansing, Kan.): base subtotal read as $688,008.23; add-alternate subtotal read as $666,002.70; total read aloud as $1,355,094.20. - Kings Construction (Oskaloosa, Kan.): base subtotal read as $619,909.02; add-alternate subtotal read as $600,309.70; total read as $1,220,218.72.
The engineering estimate from Schwab Eton was read as a base subtotal of $763,789.50 and an add-alternate subtotal of $753,561.00 for a total estimate of $1,517,350.50.
The board did not award the contract at the meeting; staff said Road and Bridge leadership would review the bids and return to the board next week for further discussion. A county official handed the bid documents back to the clerk at the close of the reading.
The meeting record does not include the engineer’s detailed estimate sheet or a formal recommendation; commissioners deferred decision-making until the superintendent can review the bids.

