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Clayton County names lowest bidders for 2026 Contract Rock Program, authorizes engineer review and chair signature
Summary
The board identified apparent low bidders for three divisions of the 2026 Contract Rock Program and voted April 28 to award to the lowest bidders pending review by County Engineer Casey Stickfort; authorization includes chair signature on contracts upon arrival.
Clayton County Engineer Casey Stickfort opened bids April 28 for the 2026 Contract Rock Program covering Class A crushed stone for three divisions and reported unit prices from four vendors.
Recorded apparent low bidders were: Division 1 — Bruening Rock Products (Decorah) at $11.499/ton; Division 2 — Bard Materials (Dyersville) at $11.23/ton; Division 3 — Bruening Rock Products at $9.149/ton. Unit quantities were recorded in the bid sheet (for example, Division 1 — 19,090 tons) and the transcript includes area dollar totals for each apparent low-bid division. Dust-control per 400 linear feet was also bid, with prices recorded from each vendor.
On a motion by Supervisor Doug Reimer, seconded by Supervisor Steve Doeppke, the board awarded the bids to the lowest bidders in all divisions pending review by Engineer Stickfort and authorized the chair to sign contracts when they arrive. The motion carried unanimously. The board’s action is conditioned on engineer review; the transcript does not record final signed contracts or start dates for work.
