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Pavement bids opened in Perry County; CNR Construction low bidder at $783,735

Perry County officials · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Perry County opened bids for a pavement package covering multiple small road sections near Canton, Silver Point and Ling Farms; CNR Construction submitted the lowest bid at $783,735 and the board voted to take bids under advisement pending bid review and funding verification.

Perry County officials opened and reviewed bids for a pavement package covering several short road segments near Canton, including Silver Point, a Girl Scout route out to Gospel Tabernacle Church, stretches near Ling Farms and Shiloh.

The county clerk read the bid totals: J. Rudolph submitted $851,490.50, CNR Construction submitted $783,735 and ENB submitted $884,240. Clerk noted the tabbed bid packages made review easier while staff confirmed the locations covered by the package.

When asked to identify the apparent low bidder, the clerk named CNR Construction at $783,735. The clerk asked the meeting to take the bids under advisement so staff can review bid packages and confirm funding. A motion to take the bids under advisement, and to sign a contract with CNR if the bid is in order and funding is available, was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Officials did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript; the action was handled by voice vote and the clerk indicated that contract signing would proceed only after routine bid checks and confirmation of available funding. The pavement package covers multiple short segments rather than a single continuous route; staff identified several small sections in the northern Canton area and nearby local roads as the intended work sites.