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Crawfordsville board approves about $5.57 million in public-works contracts
Summary
At its Feb. 18 meeting the Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Public Safety approved several construction and utility contracts — including South Elm Street and two David Price Excavating projects — with total contract amounts of $5,573,023.98. Motions were moved by Erin Corbin and seconded by Mayor Todd Barton.
The Crawfordsville Board of Public Works and Public Safety on Feb. 18 approved multiple public-works contracts and bid acceptances totaling $5,573,023.98.
The board accepted a JS McCullough Excavating bid of $2,127,475.83 for the South Elm Street Project and approved Price Excavating’s $138,539.50 bid for a field drain and drainage-ditch reroute on Purple Heart Parkway. The board also approved three agreements: a Community Crossings paving agreement with Reith-Riley for $427,405 (noted as a 50/50 match), a $1,518,679.80 agreement with David Price Excavating for the 150 South Sewer project, and a $1,360,923.85 agreement with David Price Excavating for the Purple Heart Parkway water extension.
Board procedures on each item followed the same pattern: Brandy Allen, communications director and community development, presented the requests; Erin Corbin moved to approve and Mayor Todd Barton seconded; the minutes record that each motion passed. The transcript does not provide roll-call vote tallies.
The board also approved routine business at the start of the meeting, including minutes from Feb. 11 and claims from Feb. 16, following motions by Corbin and seconding by Mayor Barton.
The contracts approved at the meeting cover road, drainage, sewer and water work across multiple city projects. The Community Crossings agreement was described as a 50/50 match with a stated amount of $427,405; the board did not specify in the meeting transcript the city’s exact share or the external funding source beyond the program name.
Next steps noted in the meeting record: the agreements were approved to proceed; the transcript does not specify contractor start dates, funding breakdowns beyond the 50/50 note for the Community Crossings agreement, or detailed timelines for project completion.
