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Council reviews Walker Drive bridge bid and FY25–26 road project list; council approves projects for procurement
Summary
Council discussed the Walker Drive extension Bridge C (largest span) and a multi-project roads package; bridge low bidder was noted and engineering work for other bridges is underway. The record shows council approved a package of street projects and authorized next procurement steps.
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Public works staff reviewed a suite of planned street projects for fiscal year 2025–26 and discussed a specific contract recommendation for Walker Drive extension Bridge C.
Staff said Bridge C is the longest of the Walker Drive extension spans and that Crans & Co. (listed as the low bidder in staff materials) was recommended to receive the bid award; the total project cost for the bridge was estimated in the discussion to be in the $550,000–$600,000 range. Staff indicated notice-to-proceed could be issued quickly to keep the contractor on an aggressive schedule and finish before the end of the fiscal year.
Staff also reviewed a longer list of street projects and related engineering assignments (two additional bridges under engineering, northwest 24th corridor engineering, ridge drainage phase 2 and several pavement rehabilitation segments). One item—phase 2 of the ridge drainage—was identified as critical and estimated at about $750,000 to complete.
Nut graf: The council reviewed the engineering and procurement plan for the Walker Drive bridge and a multi-project street list. Staff described sequencing and budgeting and said Bridge A and B were under engineering; staff recommended proceeding with procurement to secure construction in FY25–26.
Vote and action: Later in the meeting a motion and second were recorded for the street projects package and roll-call votes were taken; the transcript records affirmative votes and indicates the council approved the projects and authorized staff to proceed with procurement and contract actions for the listed work.
Ending: Staff said they would provide more detailed instructions and public updates as projects progress; members noted interest in public communication and social-media project summaries.

