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Grant County accepts bid for *** ***** Creek dredging work

Grant County Drainage Board · October 28, 2025

Summary

The drainage board reviewed quotes for dredging *** ***** Creek totaling $343,008.06 and voted to accept the bid from the contractor referenced as 'Extreme' after noting prior satisfactory work.

At its Feb. 28 meeting the Grant County Drainage Board reviewed two quotes for dredging on *** ***** Creek and approved the lower/most appropriate bidder, referred to in the transcript as 'Extreme.' The board recorded total quotes of $343,008.06 for the job (SEG 618–620).

Speaker 6 described the work area and the problem: tile backed up and surface drainage washed into the ditch, noting an orange mark where tile had backed up with water (SEG 655–663). Board members discussed the length of work — roughly 3,300–3,500 feet — and whether bidders had the necessary equipment and experience (SEG 672–677).

Speaker 3 moved to accept the Extreme bid for *** ***** Creek after noting prior good work in other county locations; the board seconded and voted to carry the motion (SEG 706–713). No alternate motion or dissent appears in the transcript.

Staff will proceed with contractor coordination and scheduling. The board did not place additional conditions on the award in the transcript; further procedural details (contract amount by bidder, start date, or performance guarantees) were not specified in the record.

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