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Van Zandt County commissioners accept road and bridge material bids, rescind earlier rejection for crushed concrete

2844392 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

The Van Zandt County Commissioners Court voted to accept road and bridge material bids for the 2025–26 contract year and rescinded a prior rejection of recycled crushed-concrete bids for Precinct 3.

Van Zandt County Commissioners Court voted to accept the lowest road- and bridge-material bids for the contract period beginning May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026, and rescinded a prior rejection of two recycled crushed-concrete bids for Precinct 3.

The court’s discussion began when a commissioner said he had spoken with a representative from Woodrum Construction and learned why price differences existed among precinct deliveries; longer travel routes, he said, explained higher unit costs for some precincts. That commissioner asked the court to withdraw his prior rejection and accept Woodrum Construction’s bids for 1¼-inch and 1¾-inch crushed concrete. After some procedural discussion about the order of agenda items and whether items 5 and 6 were included under item 4, the court approved a motion to rescind the earlier rejection and to accept the bids as presented. Members voted in the affirmative and the motion passed.

Court members also addressed how earlier rejections and award motions should be recorded in the minutes; one commissioner noted the previous meeting’s actions were “done” and that the court should act on the current agenda. A separate exchange recorded that items 5 and 6—solicitations specific to recycled crushed concrete for Precinct 3—were to remain on the docket (one participant said “we said table 5 and 6”), and the court clarified that the overall acceptance of bids under item 4 encompassed the bids that had been under discussion.

No contested roll-call vote or individual vote names were recorded in the transcript; the court indicated a unanimous voice vote in favor when asked to approve the motion. The transcript records routine procedural back-and-forth about rescinding prior actions, clarifying whether particular bids had been accepted previously, and ensuring the clerk’s minutes reflect the correct motions and awards.

The court did not provide additional contract details in the recorded discussion (for example: bid prices, specific delivery schedules, or bond/insurance conditions were not specified in the spoken record).