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Pocahontas County awards $48,427 pavement-marking contract to Sir Lines-A-Lot
Summary
At its March 17 meeting the Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors accepted a $48,427.01 low bid from Sir Lines-A-Lot for a county pavement-marking project after Engineer Tate Schmeling presented four bids.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors on March 17 accepted a low bid of $48,427.01 from Sir Lines-A-Lot for the county’s Pavement Markings Project.
Engineer Tate Schmeling presented four bids at 10:03 a.m.: Sir Lines-A-Lot at $48,427.01; Iowa Plains Signing at $53,755.30; Vogel Traffic Services at $54,533.30; and Advanced Traffic Controls at $72,887.70. The board voted to accept the Sir Lines-A-Lot bid on a motion by Commissioner Kyle Smith, seconded by Commissioner Peter Seehusen. The motion carried unanimously.
The board did not record additional contract terms in the meeting record. Schmeling also provided an operational update to the board, saying secondary-roads crews will shift to a four 10-hour-day summer schedule beginning April 6 and that bridge work around the county is progressing. The board did not vote on the staffing schedule during the meeting.
Next steps typically include contract documentation and scheduling with the vendor; the meeting record did not specify contract start dates or funding source.
