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Lucas County awards two roundabout contracts to Get Us Paving and Excavating

Lucas County commissioners · February 3, 2026
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Summary

County engineers presented and the commissioners approved two contracts to Get Us Paving and Excavating for roundabout construction: Monclova Road ($1,263,917, lowest of five bids) and the Providence–Minneapolis–Swanton–Archbold White House intersection ($938,318, lowest of four bids). The approvals passed on roll call.

The county engineer told the commissioners that two contracts for roundabout construction were ready for award and named Get Us Paving and Excavating as the recommended contractor for both projects.

The contracts cover two projects: the Monclova Road roundabouts, with a bid of $1,263,917 (the lowest of five bids), and the Providence/Minneapolis/Swanton Road and Archbold White House intersection roundabout, with a bid of $938,318 (the lowest of four bids). "The total, the bid amount was $1,263,917," the engineer said when listing the Monclova award, and later identified the $938,318 figure for the intersection project.

The matter was moved for approval and the clerk conducted a roll call. Commissioner Cebecchi, Commissioner Gartner and Commissioner Lopez each recorded a "yes" vote; the motion carried and the contracts were approved. No mover or seconder was named on the record in the transcript segments provided.

The approvals follow the county's bidding process, with the engineer describing the bids as the lowest among multiple submissions. The contracts were presented as routine awards during the bidding season and the commissioners approved both items in the same motion.

The session moved on after the vote. The commissioners adjourned until Feb. 10 at 11:00, when they will continue Black History Month programming.