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Council awards $210,534.50 bid for pedestrian signals at Dave Ward Drive and Hogan Lane
Summary
The council approved resolution R25-14 to award a $210,534.50 low bid from All Service Electric for intersection improvements at Dave Ward Drive and Hogan Lane, including pedestrian crossing signals; the vote was 8-0.
Conway City Council voted 8-0 on May 13 to approve resolution R25-14 awarding the bid for intersection improvements at Dave Ward Drive and Hogan Lane to All Service Electric for $210,534.50.
Transportation staff told the council the project includes pedestrian crossing signals to serve high pedestrian traffic where people cross from McNutt to reach a nearby Walmart and a planned sidewalk connection that is being designed separately. The project was fully designed and bid; staff reported they received two bids and the low bid from All Service Electric was $210,534.50.
Council discussion noted prior interest from residents about a pedestrian crossing at this location; staff said the work will address that concern. The council approved the bid award without further comment and recorded the vote as unanimous.
Staff said the sidewalk design to connect nearby developments is a separate effort and not part of the current bid award; additional construction and coordination are expected once that design is complete.
