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City awards Granbury Square plaza parking lot contract to Pavecon for $183,819.44, adding unused spaces

5914396 · October 8, 2025

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Summary

Council awarded a contract to Pavecon Ltd. to replace the Granbury Square plaza parking lot using a favorable prior bid; project includes reconditioning, ADA and trench repairs and will reopen 13 previously fenced spaces.

Granbury City Council on Oct. 7 awarded the Granbury Square plaza parking lot replacement project to Pavecon Ltd. for an amount not to exceed $183,819.44, including a 15% contingency. Council first rejected all competitive proposals from the Sept. 16 opening before returning to the lower prior price from Pavecon.

Scope and procurement: Deputy City Manager Michael Ross said the city initially solicited competitive proposals for asphalt and concrete options. Asphalt bids ranged about $160,000–$264,000 and concrete bids were higher; Pavecon’s earlier buy‑board asphalt pricing of $159,842 was determined to be favorable and Pavecon confirmed they would honor it. The recommended award includes full depth asphalt reclamation, trench repairs, power washing, striping, wheel stops and ADA adjustments; the scope also reopens 13 parking spaces previously fenced behind wrought‑iron fencing.

Budget and funding: Staff said the parking lot work is funded from earlier allocation tied to the Granbury Square Plaza acquisition (city allocated $600,000 for various projects tied to the Plaza purchase). Council authorized the contract and allowed a 15% contingency to cover unforeseen site issues.

Quote: “We are creating parking in the on that brick Plaza. That's currently there. That's just basically blocked off and nobody uses it,” a staff member said explaining the project will open previously unused spaces.

Ending: Work will proceed under the contract and the city manager is authorized to execute the agreement; staff said the project design and contractor selection will address ADA issues and base reconditioning to extend the life of the lot.