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Greene County commissioners open bids for multiple road projects and take proposals under advisement

Greene County Commissioners · March 17, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners opened bids from multiple contractors for chip‑seal, grant (CCMG) and resurfacing packages ranging from several hundred thousand to more than $1 million and voted to take the bids under advisement while staff reviews funding and contract details.

Greene County Commissioners opened competitive bids for several road‑work contracts and took the submissions under advisement for later action.

The clerk read line‑by‑line bids for chip‑seal projects from J.H. Rudolph and Company, Payless Solutions Inc., Evergreen Road Works and SC Construction & Materials; combined totals reported for individual vendors ranged roughly from about $566,648 to $610,905. The board also heard bids for CCMG crossing grants (combined packages reported in the $1.19 million to $1.39 million range) and county road resurfacing packages (Milestone and E&B Paving reported totals of about $736,783 and $829,528 respectively).

Why it matters: the bids represent the competitive prices the county will consider for routine road maintenance and resurfacing projects that affect county road conditions and the upcoming construction season. Commissioners said they will review bids against available funds before awarding contracts.

Following the reading of bids, a commissioner moved — and the board seconded — to take all bids under advisement and allow the county attorney and staff to proceed as funding becomes available. Commissioners thanked bidders and invited them to participate in future solicitations.

Next steps: staff will review the submissions, check references and funding availability, and return recommendations to the board when funding is identified. No contract awards were made at the meeting.