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Tentative award set for Greenbrier culvert replacement; engineer details arch specification
Summary
The Huntington Township Planning Commission heard that the Greenbrier Culvert Project was tentatively awarded to a bidder; the township engineer described plans to replace a 72‑inch culvert with a 12‑ft by 6.5‑ft corrugated metal arch and said one piece of bidder information remains outstanding.
Speaker 4 reported that the Greenbrier Culvert Project has been tentatively awarded to Hobbs and summarized the planned replacement. "We're replacing the 72 inch culvert with a 12 foot by 6 and a half foot corrugated metal arch," Speaker 4 said, and added the design includes concrete headwalls and concrete floor components. He said he was still waiting for one piece of information from the bidder, "Mister Hobbs" before finalizing the procurement record.
The engineer said work on Greenbrier will allow him to begin design on other local culvert projects, including Meijerstown Road and a Rolling Road culvert that was recently assigned. The report framed Greenbrier as an immediate construction priority and noted coordination with contractors will continue until all required submittals are provided.
Commission members asked procedural and design questions and confirmed the contractor-related detail remains outstanding. No formal vote or authorization for construction payments appears in the recorded excerpt; the engineer described the bid as "tentatively awarded" and indicated the award is not closed until the missing bidder item is received.
The Planning Commission did not set a construction start date in the excerpt. The engineer said he will pursue the outstanding documentation from the bidder before returning to the board with final award paperwork or contract documents.
