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County engineer: centerline striping contract increased by $39,109.60; townships to be invoiced
Summary
The commissioners approved Change Order #1 for the 2025 Centerline Striping Project with Oglesby Construction, increasing the contract by $39,109.60 to $124,664.60 after 43.505 additional miles were added; County Engineer Roger Wright said townships requesting additional work will be invoiced.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 13 approved Change Order #1 (final) for the 2025 Centerline Striping Project with contractor Oglesby Construction, increasing the contract by $39,109.60 to a new total of $124,664.60.
"The change order is an increase of $39,109.60 for a new project total of $124,664.60," the minutes record. County Engineer Roger Wright told the board that 43.505 additional miles were added after some townships requested extra striping and that his office will invoice the townships for that cost.
The board voted unanimously to accept the change order. The minutes do not list which townships requested additional miles or an invoicing schedule; Engineer Wright’s office is the next action point to bill participating townships and finalize project accounting.
The approved change order moves the striping project into its final contract stage with the documented increase and stated responsibility for township reimbursement.
