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Norwich trustees accept contractor bids for township road repairs, set paving schedule

Norwich Township Board of Trustees · June 1, 2026
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Summary

After opening bids August 31, trustees authorized BPS for crack/slurry and Strawser for asphalt paving pending specification compliance and directed county coordination for road work to proceed in 1992.

Norwich Township trustees authorized large road‑work contracts this late summer after formally opening bids on Aug. 31. The board accepted BPS’s bid for crack seal and slurry seal and Strawser Paving’s bid for asphalt paving (subject to specification compliance and final county review).

Trustees directed the township road supervisor to review contractor specifications and confirm compliance before formally executing contracts. Minutes show the board asked the county engineer’s office to provide specifications and to assist with scheduling; Steve Montgomery (road supervisor) was assigned to inspect contractor compliance and oversee on‑site coordination.

Trustees had previously authorized curb repairs in Timberbrook and Ridgewood West and approved funding for those localized improvements; the Aug. 31 motions advanced the broader paving work for Smiley Road, Hill Roads and other segments identified in the township road plan.

What residents should expect: contractors to begin sealing and paving work pending county scheduling and weather; the trustees recorded that Smiley Road work remained outstanding but imminent. Bids and wage forms from the successful contractors were filed with the township as part of procurement records.

Next steps: township staff to confirm contractor insurance and specification compliance, schedule work windows with the county, and report completion back to the trustees.