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St. Louis Board of Public Service reports $25.8 million low bid for Compton Avenue Bridge replacement
Summary
The board recorded a low bid of $25,798,388 from NB Westcon Contracting for the Compton Avenue Bridge replacement over Union Pacific Railroad (federal project STP-5451) and recommended preliminary approval; the meeting did not record a final award decision.
At the June 30 meeting of the St. Louis Board of Public Service, President Rich Bradley read an abstract of proposals received May 19 under letting number 8795 for the Compton Avenue Bridge replacement over the Union Pacific Railroad (federal project STP-5451).
Bradley reported the lowest responsible bid of $25,798,388 was submitted by NB Westcon Contracting and that preliminary approval was recommended. The board did not take a formal, recorded vote in the meeting transcript on final award or contract execution; the action was presented as a recommendation for approval.
The transcript does not specify next steps, timelines for contract award, or funding breakdowns beyond the federal project number cited. The board also noted at the start of the meeting that there were no hearings or lettings on the agenda that day.
The project and recommended low bid were entered in the meeting record for future consideration and processing by the appropriate city procurement and project offices.
