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Worth County awards $984,131.31 contract for 410th Street paving; engineer authorized to sign
Summary
The Worth County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 2026-08 awarding a $984,131.31 contract to Ulland Brothers, Inc. for the 410th Street HMA resurfacing project with cold-in-place recycling and authorized County Engineer Richard C. Brumm to execute contract documents after required bonds and insurance are provided.
Worth County’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 2026-08 on March 2, 2026, awarding the 410th Street Paving Project (FM-C098(101)—55--98) to Ulland Brothers, Inc. for $984,131.31. The motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Supervisor A.J. Stone and seconded by Supervisor Mark Smeby; the roll call vote recorded Smeby, Stone and Enos Loberg — AYE.
The resolution describes the project as HMA resurfacing with cold-in-place recycling and states the board followed Code of Iowa notification, hearing and bidding procedures. The resolution names Richard C. Brumm, Worth County’s county engineer, as the official authorized to execute the construction contracts on behalf of the board after the county receives the contractor’s bond and certificate of insurance.
The board’s action accepts Ulland Brothers’ bid as the successful low bid and awards the associated contract. The resolution cites section 331.301 of the Code of Iowa as authority for the board’s action. The contract will proceed through the Department of Transportation letting process for the county as described in the resolution.
No public comment or alternate bids were recorded in the minutes. The next procedural steps noted in the record are completion and receipt of contract documents, including the bond and insurance certificates, before the county engineer signs the agreements.
The board’s formal adoption of Resolution 2026-08 completes the award; work scheduling, contracting details and construction timelines were not specified in the meeting record and will be handled through the engineer’s office and DOT letting process.
