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Low bid for Brisbon Road pedestrian bridge comes in at $1.495 million; city would pay 50%

City of Richmond Hill Mayor and Council · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Assistant City Manager Nathan Clark reported a low bid of $1,495,640 from Astra Group for the Brisbon Road pedestrian bridge. Richmond Hill’s 50% commitment would be $747,820; the county will lead project management with Thomas & Hutton as engineers.

Assistant City Manager Nathan Clark told the council the low bid for the Brisbon Road pedestrian bridge was $1,495,640 from Astra Group. Clark said the city’s share of the project cost would be 50 percent, equal to $747,820, and that the county will lead project management while Thomas & Hutton is contracted as the project engineer.

Clark presented the bid as the low responsive quote and identified the city’s match obligation; he did not propose a funding source at the workshop beyond that the city would be responsible for its 50 percent share. Council did not take formal action at the workshop; staff will return with procurement and funding recommendations as required for a capital project of this scope.