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Logan council approves $882,537 Safe Routes to School trail bid, hires construction engineer

City of Logan City Council · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The Logan City Council on June 8 approved an $882,537 bid from Armodus, LLC for the Safe Routes to School trail and hired Veenstra & Kimm, Inc. as the construction-phase engineer, contingent on Iowa DOT concurrence.

The Logan City Council voted June 8 to award the construction contract for the Safe Routes to School trail to Armodus, LLC for $882,537 and to hire Veenstra & Kimm, Inc. as the engineer for the construction phase, contingent on Iowa Department of Transportation concurrence.

The approvals came after separate motions: Council Member Troshynski moved to hire Veenstra & Kimm for the construction-phase engineering work, seconded by Council Member Moss; that motion carried 4–0. Council Member Sporrer moved to approve the Armodus bid, seconded by Council Member DeWitt; that motion also passed 4–0.

The actions combine to clear the principal procurement and engineering step for the project. The council record shows the bid amount and the DOT concurrence condition; the transcript does not specify the project's funding source or timeline for construction. City staff previously sought design and concurrence steps; Veenstra & Kimm's construction-phase role was approved specifically "contingent upon Iowa DOT concurrence."

The council set its next regular meeting for June 22; the Safe Routes approvals will proceed administratively pending any required DOT review or additional conditions.

The meeting record shows the Armodus bid amount as $882,537.00 and the engineering hire as contingent on the Iowa DOT. The council took no additional votes tied to funding sources or construction start dates during the June 8 meeting.