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County hears road update and approves multiple bids for road materials, engineering and uniforms

Franklin County Fiscal Court · June 5, 2024
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Summary

Road Superintendent Duke Wilburn updated the court on storm cleanup and progress at the new road facility (behind schedule by about six weeks); the court approved annual road material bid awards, engineering services to HMB Professional Engineers LLC and uniform bids to Galls, with a handful of abstentions on certain vendor awards.

The fiscal court received an operations update from Road Superintendent Duke Wilburn and approved a series of bid awards for road maintenance materials and professional services.

Duke reported storm cleanup work, roadside mowing and striping, and steady progress on the new road‑department facility: steel framing was up and drainage/concrete work completed, but he said the project was roughly a month to six weeks behind schedule due to floor work and rainy weather. Magistrates thanked crews for improved sightlines and mowing work in the First District.

The court then considered annual bid awards for aggregates, blacktop, concrete and culvert pipe and recommendations for professional services. Chief and public safety staff recommended awarding uniforms to Galls (low bidder), and Ben presented procurement results and recommended engaging HMB Professional Engineers LLC for upcoming engineering services (HMB was the selected proposer after scoring). Several road material and concrete contracts were awarded (including sole bids where applicable); a few magistrates abstained on specific awards and those abstentions were recorded in the roll call.

Magistrates also approved a small change order on vehicle‑storage foundation drains for the road facility (work already completed) and asked staff to revisit administrative thresholds for change orders to avoid surprises in the future.