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Council awards 2025 friction‑seal and seal‑coat contracts totaling about $2.8 million
Summary
Odessa awarded two street preventive‑maintenance contracts on April 22: a friction‑seal contract to Payment Restoration for approximately $1.64 million and a seal‑coat contract to Ronald Wagner for about $1.20 million to cover roughly 33 linear miles of streets combined.
The Odessa City Council on April 22 approved two preventive‑maintenance street projects and awarded the low responsive bids.
Public Works recommended awarding the 2025 friction‑seal project (job 2500112‑31) to Payment Restoration for $1,644,570 to seal about 456,825 square yards of residential streets (roughly 20 linear miles), using an advanced mineral seal technique. Staff said funds are available in the street‑division maintenance account.
The council also approved the 2025 seal‑coat contract (job 250010‑31) to Ronald Wagner for $1,202,143.82 to seal approximately 3,360,580 square yards of major and minor arterial streets (approximately 13 linear miles). Staff reviewed bids and recommended awarding both contracts to the lowest responsive bidders; both motions passed unanimously.
Ending: Contracts will be administered by Public Works and work scheduled as part of the city’s preventive maintenance program; council members asked staff about repaving priorities and follow‑up neighborhood repaving discussions.
