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Board of Works reviews four bids for lead service line replacement project
Summary
The Anderson City Board of Works opened four bids for a lead service line replacement project on Feb. 24, 2026. Bids ranged from $3.69 million to $7.53 million against a city estimate of $5.01 million; the board voted to take the bids under advisement.
The Anderson City Board of Works opened and reviewed four bids for the city’s lead service line replacement project during its Feb. 24 meeting. City Attorney Pulaski said the city received four bids and read the totals: JG Case Construction Inc., $3,689,000; Yarberry Companies, $3,809,245; Infrastructure Systems Inc., $7,533,815; and All Seasons Underground Construction, $6,800,170. "I could have received 4 bids," Pulaski said while reading the submissions.
Board member [Board member] moved to take all four bids under advisement as presented and requested by City Attorney Pulaski and superintendent McKee; the chair seconded and the motion passed by voice vote. A city estimate for the project was stated as $5,010,000. When asked whether work would start this year, superintendent McKee responded that it would.
Why it matters: Replacing lead service lines is a multi-million-dollar capital project with implications for water safety and budget planning. The difference between the lowest bid and the city estimate will factor into contract award decisions and any scope or funding adjustments. Next steps: the board took the bids under advisement; no contract award was made at this meeting.
