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Board approves work order for Liberty Road engineering; B&B consultants to start design and property acquisition tasks

5776297 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

Greensville supervisors approved Resolution 26-16 Sept. 2, authorizing a work order under the county's annual contract with B&B Consultants to begin engineering and initial property acquisition tasks for the Liberty Road improvements project through June 30, 2026.

The Greensville County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 2 approved Resolution 26-16, authorizing a work order to B&B Consultants under the county's existing engineering services contract to begin the engineering phase and as much property-acquisition work as feasible for the Liberty Road improvements project through June 30, 2026.

County staff reminded the board that the county previously accepted state Virginia Department of Health funding for Liberty Road engineering. "As you are aware, we have an annual contract with B and B for engineering services. So everything we do under that contract, they have to issue a work order," a county staff member (Mr. Pope) told the board. The work order presented covers design tasks and initial property acquisition activities funded under the earlier grant agreement.

The nut graf: Approving the work order allows B&B Consultants to start design and any property-rights work that can be completed during the current grant period (through June 30, 2026), keeping the project on the grant-funded schedule.

There were no public questions or comments on the item. The board voted by roll call to approve the resolution and the work order, and staff will direct B&B to begin engineering and acquisition activities described in the work order.

Background: The county previously accepted VDH funds for the engineering phase; this approval represents the next step to obligate consultant work under the county's standing engineering contract.