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Dickinson County accepts roughly $1.68 million bid for three bridges on Rain and 500 Avenue

3043447 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

The Dickinson County Commission accepted a bid award to Reece Construction Company to replace or repair three bridges on Rain and 500 Avenue, approving the contract during its regular meeting.

The Dickinson County Commission voted to accept a bid award for three bridges on Rain and 500 Avenue, awarding the work to Reece Construction Company of Salina for the amount announced at the meeting.

The action recognized the county’s notice of award and authorized moving forward with the contractor named on the bid sheet. County Administrator Janelle Dockingbird read the bid award to the commission and solicited a motion; a commissioner moved to accept the award and the motion carried by voice vote.

The award was described during the meeting as an accepted bid in the amount provided on the bid sheet. Reece Construction Company was identified in the meeting packet as the apparent awardee. No further contractual details, start date, or a construction timeline were stated on the record. The commission opened public discussion but no members of the public spoke on the item during the meeting.

The commission’s action was procedural acceptance of the low bid as presented in the meeting materials; commissioners did not specify funding sources, required state approvals, or expected completion dates during the public discussion recorded in the transcript.

The commission will proceed with the procurement steps consistent with the award; meeting minutes and the formal contract in the county files should give the complete dollar figure, scope, and schedule.