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Lemont board approves nearly $973,000 contract for 2026 resurfacing program
Summary
Trustees voted to award the village's 2026 MFT resurfacing contract to PT Farrell for $972,998.77 after staff said six closely priced bids were received and the work is covered in the capital budget.
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The Village of Lemont Board of Trustees on the evening approved a $972,998.77 contract award to PT Farrell for the village's 2026 municipal resurfacing program.
Public works staff told the board they received six bids that were "very close" and recommended PT Farrell as the low bidder. "Staff recommendation is to award the contract as PT Farrell for $972,998.77," the public works speaker said during discussion, noting uncertainty in the bidding climate for asphalt materials.
Trustees clarified the selection process, and staff described the roadway-evaluation criteria used to prioritize work: settling, potholing, alligator cracking and traffic usage, with special consideration for bus and school routes. Staff emphasized that some named streets — including sections of 127th and Archer avenues — are under county or state jurisdiction and require intergovernmental coordination for repairs.
The board approved the resolution on a roll-call vote with one trustee absent. The village said the program is funded through the capital budget.
Next steps include contract execution and scheduling; staff said resurfacing will proceed as weather and material availability allow.
