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Paulding County approves $703,000 paving contract, vehicle purchase and road design supplement
Summary
The Paulding County Board of Commissioners approved a 2025 asphalt contract with Northwest Georgia Paving for $703,113.75, bought a 2025 Tahoe under state contract for $60,195, and authorized a $42,160 supplemental agreement with RK&K for Metromont Road improvements funded from SPLOST.
The Paulding County Board of Commissioners approved a series of procurement and contract actions during its meeting, including a $703,113.75 award for a 2025 asphalt bituminous project, the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe using state contract pricing, and a supplemental engineering agreement for a Metromont Road project.
The board voted to award the Service Treatment Project 1 asphalt contract to Northwest Georgia Paving, Inc. in the amount of $703,113.75. The contract covers work on road segments identified in the contract as located in Post 2 and Post 4. According to the agenda discussion, funding for that project was to be allocated from the county general fund.
The commissioners also approved the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe from Hardee Chevrolet at the state contract price of $60,195. The county noted it was using state contract pricing for the purchase and that funding would come from SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) sources listed in the agenda item.
Separately, the board authorized the chairman to enter into a supplemental agreement with RK&K LLP for $42,160 for design and related work on roadway improvements on Metromont Road between Rosedale Drive and Anglin Road. The project was described as located in Post 3 and the agenda specifies funding from SPLOST for that supplemental agreement.
Those items were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote during the meeting. The board also approved several administrative consent items at the same time, including minutes from previous meetings, approval items tied to a fire station and two fire engines, and the placement of Richard Wynn as noted on the consent agenda.
The votes were recorded by voice; the meeting transcript shows motions and seconds for each item followed by the chair calling for “all in favor” and receiving “aye” responses before approving each action.
