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Ironton board awards $588,000 contract to Pace Construction for Main Street Bridge replacement
Summary
On Feb. 9 the Ironton Board of Aldermen accepted Pace Construction's $588,000 bid and approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a contract for the Main Street Bridge Replacement Project.
The Ironton Board of Aldermen voted Feb. 9 to accept Pace Construction's $588,000 bid and approved a resolution authorizing Mayor Don Barzowski to sign a contract for the Main Street Bridge replacement project. The motion was made by Alderman Andrew McClanahan, seconded by Alderman James Layton and recorded as Aye—unanimous.
The board’s action follows a Feb. 3 bid opening conducted by Smith & Co., which identified Pace Construction as the lowest responsive bidder at $588,000. The resolution (read as Bill #2026-113) authorizes the mayor to execute the contract in substantially the form attached to the resolution and directs city officers and employees to take steps necessary to carry out the project. The resolution states it becomes effective upon passage.
The minutes record that the city clerk is authorized to attest and affix the city seal when the mayor signs the contract. The bid award and contract execution remain subject to standard administrative steps, including delivery of required contract documents and any insurance certificates or exhibits specified in the contract package (the minutes note the contract form appears as an attached exhibit). The minutes do not specify the funding source or timeline for construction.
Votes at a glance from the Feb. 9 meeting: the board approved the Pace Construction contract (Motion: Andrew McClanahan; Second: James Layton; Vote: Aye—unanimous).
