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Soddy‑Daisy awards $4.03M Dayton Pike resurfacing bid, plans to use ARP funds for $528K overage

Board of Commissioners of the City of Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission awarded Talley Construction a $4,028,469.26 bid to resurface Dayton Pike under a $3.5M federal grant and approved covering an estimated $528,000 overage with ARP funds; the city’s share of the project is $700,000.

The Soddy‑Daisy Board of Commissioners on Jan. 19 awarded a $4,028,469.26 resurfacing contract for Dayton Pike to Talley Construction and approved using American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds to cover an estimated overage of about $528,000 beyond the $3.5 million Federal Highway grant. City Manager Johnson reported Talley was the only bidder and said the federal grant covers approximately $2.8 million while the city's share is $700,000.

Johnson told the commission there would be an overage of roughly $528,000 and recommended covering that shortfall with ARP funds. Commissioners voted unanimously to award the bid to Talley Construction and authorize use of ARP funds for the overage; the item includes follow‑up to finalize contract and federal paperwork.

Public Works staff will coordinate contract execution and federal grant compliance; the commission asked that staff report back on ARP fund allocation and implementation milestones.

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