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Upper Hanover approves AMS contract extension for cape seal and authorizes multiple road-service solicitations

Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors approved a one-year extension with AMS for cape seal and ultra-thin micro-bond work (third and final option year) and authorized solicitation/advertisement for propane, lawn care, oil & chip, crack sealing, road materials and equipment rentals; the Perkiomen Creek stabilization bid was noted but award deferred to February.

The Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors approved a one-year, final option extension with AMS for Cape Seal and Ultra-Thin Micro-Bond work and authorized the Township Manager to solicit proposals and advertise for several road-related services and materials.

At the Jan. 9 meeting, Supervisor Stefan Laessig moved to accept AMSone-year contract extension for cape seal and micro-bond work; the motion was seconded by Tim Woodward and approved 4-0. The board also authorized the Township Manager to solicit proposals for propane and lawn care services and to advertise for bids for oil & chip, crack sealing, road materials and equipment rentals with operators; those motions passed unanimously.

Engineer Mr. Eisenbrown reported Flyway Excavating submitted the lowest responsible bid ($112,539.70) for the Perkiomen Creek (Camelot Park) streambank stabilization project; the board deferred awarding that contract until February. The Graber Road project is complete except for the final wearing course of paving, pending warmer weather.

Next steps: Manager will issue solicitations and advertise bids; the board will consider contract awards at a future meeting, including a February decision on the Perkiomen Creek stabilization project.