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Lafayette City to advertise 2025 Miller CDBG curb-and-sidewalk project
Summary
The council approved advertising for the 2025 Miller edition Community Development Block Grant project to replace curb, sidewalk, curb ramps and drive approaches in a block of the Miller neighborhood; bids will be advertised late February and opened in mid‑March.
Lafayette City approved a request to advertise the 2025 Miller edition Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project to replace curb, sidewalks, curb ramps and drive approaches in the block bounded by Second Street, Central Street, Third Street and Owen Street in the Miller neighborhood.
City Engineer Jeremy Grinard presented the project, saying the work will use CDBG funds. He told the council the city plans to advertise the notice to bidders on Feb. 28 and March 7 and to open bids on March 18. The council approved the request by voice vote.
The project is an infrastructure rehabilitation funded through the federal CDBG program; the advertised contract will specify construction limits, accessibility ramps and driveway replacements. The council’s approval allows procurement staff to publish the bid documents and set the procurement timetable described by Grinard. Award and construction timelines were not specified during the discussion.
The next formal step is the bid opening on March 18, after which the council or staff will return with a recommended award if bids come in within budget and procurement rules.
