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Board approves sidewalk and paving change orders, and on-call engineering for Northside waterline

5822206 · August 1, 2025
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Summary

The board approved change orders for paving packages A and B, adding sidewalk and milling work, and authorized an on-call professional-services agreement with Arcadis for the Northside waterline replacement (NTE $50,000).

The Goshen Board of Public Works and Safety approved several engineering items affecting street paving, sidewalks and waterline construction.

For asphalt paving package B (Plymouth Avenue and related work), the board approved change order No. 1 to add sidewalk replacements through driveways and alleys to meet ADA cross-slope requirements. The change order adds $66,800, increasing the contract roughly 1.4% to $4,633,727.

The board also approved change order No. 3 to asphalt paving package A to add additional asphalt milling on Keystone Drive and Eisenhower Drive and to rebuild a traffic signal loop at Weymouth tied to Kercher Road work. That change order adds $30,122 and brings the contract to $2,269,706.70.

Separately, the board approved a professional services on-call agreement with Arcadis for construction-phase engineering assistance on the Northside waterline replacement project, with a not-to-exceed allowance of $50,000. Staff said retaining the original design firm allows for faster response to unforeseen field conditions during construction.

Each motion carried unanimously.