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Brighton awards $7.72 million contract for Sable Boulevard intersection improvements
Summary
Brighton City Council approved a $7,716,512 contract with SEMA Construction, Inc. for intersection safety and accessibility upgrades on Sable Boulevard, with completion expected by the first quarter of next year.
The Brighton City Council on May 19 approved Resolution 2026-47 to award the Sable Boulevard Intersection Improvements Project to SEMA Construction, Inc. for $7,716,512.
Public Works Director Greg Labrie presented the project scope to the council, saying the improvements will increase safety, improve traffic flow and upgrade accessibility along the corridor. The presentation identified intersections to be upgraded, including work near 131st Avenue, 132nd Avenue, 144th Avenue and 4th Avenue at Bromley Lane. Five bids were received; staff identified SEMA Construction, Inc. as the most responsive and responsible bidder.
Councilmember Tom Green moved to approve the resolution; Councilmember Chris Fiedler seconded. The council voted unanimously in favor (aye: Mayor Gregory Mills, Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla, Councilmembers Melinda Carbajal, Rhiannon Collins, Chris Fiedler, Tom Green, Jim Snyder, Ann Taddeo and Lloyd Worth). The minutes record the contract amount and an estimated completion by the first quarter of next year.
Resolution 2026-47 authorizes the City Manager to execute the contract and take actions necessary to implement the project. The minutes do not list a detailed construction schedule or funding breakdown beyond the contract amount recorded in the resolution.
