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Elkhart County commissioners award two bridge rehab contracts totaling $1.74 million

Elkhart County Board of Commissioners · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously approved awards for two county bridge rehabilitation projects: Bridge 193 (County Road 43 over Stony Creek) to McCoy Incorporated for $554,681.04 and Bridge 347 (County Road 44 over Stony Creek) to Milestone Contractors for $1,186,415; engineering recommended both and estimated completion this year.

The Elkhart County Board of Commissioners on July 6 unanimously approved contracts to rehabilitate two county bridges, awarding McCoy Incorporated $554,681.04 for Bridge 193 on County Road 43 over Stony Creek and Milestone Contractors $1,186,415 for Bridge 347 on County Road 44 over Stony Creek.

Kyle Wagner, a representative of the county Highway Department, told commissioners that all bids had been reviewed by engineering and recommended the lowest bidders for each project. "McCoy Incorporated was the lowest bid," Wagner said, and engineering "did approve it," recommending award "at $554,681.04." For the second project Wagner recommended "Milestone Contractors for $1,186,415, and that is the lowest bid."

Commissioners asked about timing; Wagner said he did not know the exact start dates but said both projects are expected to be finished this year. The board took a motion, second and a voice vote; commissioners voted "aye" and the actions carried unanimously. The transcript records the approvals but does not include a detailed roll-call tally.

Both awards follow the county's standard bid-review and engineering-approval process. The contracts fund county road bridge rehabilitation work intended to maintain structural safety and local road access; the Highway Department presented the bids and engineering recommendations to the board for final approval.

Next steps for the projects—contract execution, specific start dates, and construction timelines—are to be handled by county highway staff and the awarded contractors.