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DeWitt awards $332,546 local street rehabilitation contract to Reith‑Riley
Summary
The City of DeWitt awarded the 2025 Local Street Rehabilitation project, including the alternate, to Reith‑Riley Construction for a low bid of $332,546.78 and authorized a 10% contingency; the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign after legal review.
The City of DeWitt City Council voted unanimously Aug. 25 to award the 2025 Local Street Rehabilitation project to Reith‑Riley Construction for a low total bid of $332,546.78 and to authorize a 10% contingency of $33,254.68.
Administrator Daniel Coss reviewed the bid opening results and recommended award to Reith‑Riley; Councilmember Kellogg moved the contract award and Councilmember Whitman seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The motion authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the contracts after review by the City Attorney.
The project includes the bid alternate; council documents show the work is budgeted within the city’s capital plan for street maintenance. The approved contingency is intended to cover change orders or unforeseen site conditions. No public opposition or comment on the bid award was recorded during the meeting.
The council’s approval completes the city procurement step; the City Attorney will perform the contract review before signatures are executed and work is scheduled to begin under the vendor’s timelines.
