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Connersville opens Community Crossings 2026 bids; award deferred to Feb. 2
Summary
The Board of Public Works and Safety opened six bids for the Community Crossings 2026 street program and turned the proposals over to engineering firm Butler, Fairman & Seufert for review; the board will award the contract at its Feb. 2 meeting.
The Board of Public Works and Safety of Connersville City opened bids for the city’s Community Crossings 2026 street program at its Jan. 20, 2026 regular meeting. Mayor Chad Frank recorded six bids ranging from $524,724.20 to $692,971.00 and sent the proposals to the city’s engineering reviewer for evaluation before awarding a contract at the Feb. 2 meeting.
The bids announced by the board were: Dave O'Mara $524,724.20; Paul Rohe $555,977.56; Milestone $582,195.35; DC Construction $623,674.20; All Star Paving $648,252.95; and Robertson Paving $692,971.00. Mayor Frank said the packets would be given to engineering firm Butler, Fairman & Seufert for a technical review and for recommendation on a lowest‑responsive bidder and conformity with program requirements.
Community Crossings is the label the board used for the 2026 street projects; the board did not provide a project scope or specific street list at the meeting. No award was made on Jan. 20; the board scheduled the bid award for its next meeting on Feb. 2.
The opening was procedural: board members recorded the bids and moved that the proposals be reviewed by the city’s engineering consultant. The meeting minutes show no objections or discussion of bid amounts during the opening.
The next public step, per the board’s announcement, is the engineering review and a formal award or contract authorization at the Feb. 2 meeting. The board did not disclose funding breakdowns, contingencies, or which specific streets the 2026 program will cover during the Jan. 20 session.
