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Washington County approves two IDOT bridge funding agreements and releases retainage for Engineer's Office building

Washington County Board of Supervisors · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors authorized two Iowa DOT Federal‑Aid bridge agreements (each with a preliminary eligible construction cost of $800,000) for Underwood Avenue and Lexington Boulevard and released a final retainage payment of $66,551.44 for the County Engineer's Office building project.

The Washington County Board of Supervisors on June 9 approved two Iowa Department of Transportation Federal‑Aid County Highway Bridge Program agreements and released the final retainage payment on the County Engineer’s Office building project.

County Engineer Jacob Thorius presented Agreement No. 5‑26‑HBP‑S‑011 for a bridge replacement on Underwood Avenue north of G36 over Whiskey Creek and Agreement No. 5‑26‑HBP‑S‑012 for a bridge replacement on Lexington Boulevard northeast of West Chester over a Small Stream. Thorius said each project has a preliminary eligible construction cost of $800,000 and that construction is expected in the late 2027 or 2028 construction season.

The board approved Agreement No. 5‑26‑HBP‑S‑011 on a motion by Marcus Fedler, seconded by Stan Stoops, and approved Agreement No. 5‑26‑HBP‑S‑012 on a motion by Richard Young, seconded by Marcus Fedler. Both motions passed unanimously.

The board also voted to release a final retainage payment of $66,551.44 to Carl A. Nelson & Co. The minutes allocate that payment as $42,063.69 to Christner Contracting (general construction), $15,049.70 to Winger for mechanical work, and $9,438.05 to Ace Electric for electrical services. The motion to release retainage was made by Marcus Fedler and seconded by Richard Young.

The minutes do not detail additional contract closeout paperwork or warranty timelines for the building project; the board record reflects authorization of payment only.