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Council approves nearly $4.6M road rehab contract and a slate of infrastructure and facilities actions
Summary
Midlothian council approved a $4.585 million not‑to‑exceed contract for 30 asphalt rehabilitation projects, authorized multiple utility and pipeline agreements including TRWD pipeline repair and a first amendment for a raw water pipeline design, approved Fire Station 2 mold remediation and a series of appointments and a lease for the MCDC that will house a future museum.
At its Dec. 9 meeting, the Midlothian City Council approved a set of infrastructure, utilities and facilities actions that together advance several capital and maintenance projects across the city.
Public Works presented a recommended award to Advanced Paving Company for a package of 30 asphalt rehabilitation projects with a base bid of $3,986,994 and a 15% contingency ($598,049) for a total not to exceed $4,585,043. Public Works Director Adam said the work will focus on Old Town and be coordinated with sidewalk, tree‑trimming and utility work to avoid redoing new pavement. "With that being said, the amount not to exceed is 4.5…
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