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Marshall County accepts low $2,495,861.18 bid from Agassiz Asphalt for CSAH 2 road work

Marshall County Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The Marshall County Board of Commissioners on April 7 accepted Agassiz Asphalt’s low bid of $2,495,861.18 for SP 045-602-023 — bituminous milling, overlay, culvert treatments and replacements on CSAH 2 between CSAH 12 and MN TH 219 — contingent on DBE approval from the Minnesota DOT EEO Office.

The Marshall County Board of Commissioners voted April 7 to accept the low bid of $2,495,861.18 from Agassiz Asphalt, LLC for SP 045-602-023, a bituminous milling, overlay, culvert treatment and replacement project on County State Aid Highway 2 between CSAH 12 and Minnesota Trunk Highway 219.

The board adopted RESOLUTION 04-07-02 authorizing award of the contract contingent upon Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) approval from the Minnesota Department of Transportation EEO Office. The motion to accept Agassiz Asphalt’s bid was made by Commissioner Sharon Bring and seconded by Commissioner Gary Kiesow; the motion carried 4-0.

Bids received and read into the record included proposals from R.J. Zavoral and Sons, Knife River Materials, Mark Sand & Gravel, Hawkinson Construction, and Duininck, Inc.; Agassiz Asphalt submitted the low bid. The board did not discuss specific contractor selection criteria at length during the meeting; the contract award is subject to the DBE approval required by state oversight.

Next steps include completing any state-required approvals and finalizing contract paperwork so construction can proceed according to the project schedule. The board’s acceptance does not take effect if the required DBE clearance is not granted by MnDOT EEO.