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Dickson County approves $4.04 million contract for Two Mile Road improvements, hires third‑party administrator

Dickson County Commission · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The County Commission voted unanimously Feb. 22 to award Eubank Asphalt Paving & Sealing a $4,043,022.45 contract to improve Two Mile Road and its Hogan Road intersection and to retain T.W. Frierson Contractor, Inc. for third‑party administration; Titan Partners, LLC is listed as the payor under a settlement arrangement.

The Dickson County Commission on Feb. 22 authorized a $4,043,022.45 contract with Eubank Asphalt Paving & Sealing Inc. to make improvements to Two Mile Road and its intersection with Hogan Road. Commissioner Randy Simpkins moved the contract; Commissioner Stacey Batey seconded, and the measure passed by a unanimous aye voice vote.

Minutes state the work will be paid by Titan Partners, LLC as part of the resolution text describing bid funding in connection with a settlement. The commission also authorized a separate contract to retain T.W. Frierson Contractor, Inc. to provide third‑party administration services related to the Two Mile Road improvements; that motion was made by Commissioner Mike Petty and seconded by Commissioner Linda Hayes and also passed unanimously.

County documents in the minutes identify Eubank Asphalt as the lowest bidder for the project and list the contract price in dollars and cents. The third‑party administration authorization is explicitly tied to the Two Mile Road project; the minutes do not provide a project timeline or completion date.

The commission took these actions as part of a larger consent agenda of routine and project items at the Feb. 22 session. No individual public comment or opposing votes on the road contract are recorded in the minutes; all votes on the items in the contract sequence are recorded as unanimous aye voice votes.