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City awards $2.3 million contract to Paragon for South Broken Arrow intersection upgrades
Summary
The City of Broken Arrow awarded a $2,300,000 contract to Paragon to update intersections near the Indian Springs Sports Complex, with work expected to begin in about 45–60 days, city officials said.
The City of Broken Arrow awarded a $2,300,000 construction contract to Paragon to update multiple intersections in South Broken Arrow, City spokesperson Aaron McCullough said on the City’s “Council Rewind” program. Councilor David Pickle described the project as one residents have long anticipated.
Councilor David Pickle said the work will include intersection updates “at Jasper and Aspen” and “Tucson and Aspen,” and will support traffic to the Indian Springs Sports Complex. “It’s gonna start with a $2,300,000 contract that went to Paragon,” Pickle said. McCullough added that utility-marking flags are already visible in the area and that Oklahoma Natural Gas crews were relocating lines.
The city expects construction to begin “probably within the next 45 to 60 days,” Pickle said. No detailed construction schedule, phasing plan, or contract start date was provided on the recording. The speakers did not provide a breakdown of the contract by line item, nor did they state whether the contract includes any change-order contingencies.
The remarks occurred as part of a summary of items the council addressed at its most recent meeting. The city posted additional materials and the full agenda online, McCullough said, and encouraged residents to consult the government section of the city website for meeting documents and minutes.
The recording did not include a formal vote transcript for this contract award, and no contractor response or project permit details were provided on the recording.
