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Alamosa commissioners release RFP for Stanley Road bridge replacement, estimate $752,000

Alamosa Board of County Commissioners · March 25, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized release of an RFP for the Stanley Road over Excelsior Ditch bridge replacement, citing a revised cost of about $752,000 (with roughly a 7% contingency) and a planned construction start after Nov. 1 with a 3–4 month detour.

The Alamosa County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on March 25 to release a request for proposals for the Stanley Road over Excelsior Ditch bridge replacement. County staff said construction is tentatively scheduled to begin after Nov. 1 and will likely require a three- to four-month detour that reroutes traffic onto County Roads 102 and 100.

Ronnie Medina presented final contract draft materials and said the project’s original estimate of just over $1 million has been reduced to approximately $752,000 by using in-house Road & Bridge work; staff also identified a 7% contingency, roughly $50,000. Commissioner Lori Laske asked whether reserve funds would fully cover the work; Administrator Roni Wisdom said funds had been set aside and the county has sufficient fund balance to make the project work.

Chair Vern Heersink and staff discussed detour impacts and traffic control; Medina said larger signage and extra precautions would be used to mitigate safety risks. The board authorized release of the RFP so that bids can be solicited and a contractor selected; the motion passed unanimously.

The minutes note subsequent action items: releasing the RFP and bringing contract award recommendations back to the board for final approval. No contract award was recorded in the March 25 minutes.