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Council approves $241,274 pay request for Tenth Street bridge replacement
Summary
The council approved pay request No. 5—$241,274.01—to Grama Construction (Slayton, Minn.) for the Tenth Street bridge replacement; staff reported visible progress including completion of the west abutment and installation of wood pilings for false work.
The City Council approved pay request No. 5 for the Tenth Street bridge replacement project in the amount of $241,274.01 to Grama Construction of Slayton, Minnesota.
Engineering staff reported “a lot of activity” at the project site, noted that the west abutment is completed and that most of the wood pilings supporting false work for the bridge deck have been installed. Staff said the contractor appears closer to being on schedule than in previous weeks and recommended approval of the payment.
Council approved the pay request by voice/roll call during the meeting.
Why it matters: The Tenth Street bridge replacement is an active capital construction project in Aberdeen’s capital improvements plan; approval of periodic pay requests funds contractor progress and keeps the project on schedule.
What’s next: Engineering staff will continue inspections and recommend future pay requests as construction milestones are met.
