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Claiborne County awards EWP Project 211 contract to Maynard Landscaping

Claiborne County Board of Supervisors · January 20, 2026
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Summary

The Claiborne County Board of Supervisors voted Jan. 20 to award EWP Project 211 (Gordon Station Road) to Maynard Landscaping for $149,653.36, authorized the board president to sign the contract, and approved a temporary construction easement from property owner Abney.

The Claiborne County Board of Supervisors voted Jan. 20 to award Emergency Watershed Protection Project 211 for Gordon Station Road to Maynard Landscaping, whose verified low bid was $149,653.36.

County staff opened three sealed bids and reported that Maynard Landscaping’s submission met procurement requirements and included a valid bid bond and signed affidavits. Staff requested the board take the bids under advisement while verifying documentation; after tabulation they recommended awarding the contract to Maynard Landscaping and the board approved the recommendation.

The board also authorized the board president to sign the necessary contract documents and approved a temporary construction easement from a neighboring property owner, identified in the packet as Miss Abney, to be filed with the chancery clerk to allow construction to proceed.

Board members recorded standard motions and seconds for the award and signature authorization. The engineer said the bid had been verified and “we saw no issues and no errors in their bids,” and the board carried the motions without recorded roll-call tallies beyond the recorded affirmative vote.

Next steps: county staff will finalize contract paperwork and record the easement with the chancery clerk so the contractor can begin the project’s preconstruction process.