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Hardin County awards Park Road overlay, authorizes solicitations and design amendments for courthouse and safe room

COMMISSIONERS COURT OF HARDIN COUNTY, TEXAS · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The court awarded a Park Road overlay contract to CMM Construction, approved solicitations for two additional overlays in Precinct 1, and authorized Amendment 3 to LaBiche Architectural Group agreements for courthouse/jail renovations and the Hardin County Hurricane Safe Room Phase A, all by unanimous vote.

Hardin County Commissioners Court on Dec. 23 awarded a road-work contract, authorized additional road overlays solicitations and approved professional-services amendments tied to courthouse renovations and a hurricane safe-room project.

Purchasing Agent Misty Sims presented bids for an overlay on Park Road (approx. 132' x 24') in Precinct 3 and the court awarded the low bid to CMM Construction. Commissioner Amanda Young moved for award; Commissioner Chris Kirkendall seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Commissioner L.W. (Nubbin) Cooper asked the Purchasing Agent to solicit bids to overlay approximately 4,400 square yards on Barrows Drive and approximately 2,444 square yards on Bryan Lane in Precinct 1; the court approved both solicitations.

The court also authorized the County Judge to execute Amendment 3 to the professional services agreement with The LaBiche Architectural Group, Inc. concerning courthouse and jail renovations (an ARPA-funded project), and separately authorized Amendment 3 for the Hardin County Hurricane Safe Room (Phase A), also ARPA funded. Both authorizations were moved and seconded as recorded and approved unanimously.

Why it matters: the decisions move multiple procurement steps forward for road maintenance in Precincts 1 and 3 and advance design work on courthouse/jail renovations and a federally funded safe-room phase. The agenda lists dimensions for road work and references the architectural amendments but does not include contract dollar amounts for the LaBiche amendments in the meeting text.

Next steps: Purchasing will execute the Park Road contract with CMM Construction and will issue solicitations for the Barrows Drive and Bryan Lane overlays; the County Judge will sign the authorized amendments to proceed with design and ARPA-funded planning work.