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Mercer County approves engineering services for 22-mile chip seal project and a $10,264 pavement evaluation
Summary
The Mercer County Commission approved a task order for construction engineering services on a 22-mile chip seal project and authorized Braun Intertec's $10,264 County Road 21 pavement evaluation, both by unanimous votes July 2.
Mercer County Commissioners on July 2 approved construction engineering services for a 22-mile chip seal project and separately approved a pavement evaluation proposal for County Road 21.
Tom Weigel of Moore Engineering presented a task order for construction engineering services related to the county’s 22-mile chip seal project. Commissioner Rick Bauman moved to approve the task order; Commissioner Casey Voigt seconded and all commissioners present voted aye.
The commission also reviewed the Braun Intertec proposal to evaluate pavement on County Road 21 and approved the $10,264 proposal on a motion by Commissioner Rick Bauman, seconded by Commissioner Jamee Folk. The minutes record unanimous approval for both actions.
Next steps recorded in the minutes include proceeding with the engineering services under the approved task order and executing the pavement evaluation contract.
