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Board of Public Service presents $36.6 million low bid for Lambert runway reconstruction
Summary
On July 14, 2026, the St. Louis Board of Public Service was presented with a recommendation that Millstone Webber LLC’s $36,639,024.35 low bid receive preliminary approval for reconstruction of Runway 12L–30R at Saint Louis Lambert International Airport (letting 8794). No final action on the contract was recorded at the meeting.
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On July 14, 2026, the St. Louis Board of Public Service heard a president’s recommendation that preliminary approval be given for letting number 8794, the reconstruction of Runway 12L through 30R from Taxiway S to Taxiway L at Saint Louis Lambert International Airport.
“The lowest responsible bid was received from Millstone Webber LLC in the amount of $36,639,024.35,” the board’s secretary read during the agenda presentation. The recommendation was presented as a preliminary award; the meeting record does not show a final vote on the contract during the session.
The agenda packet also named a proposed contractor for letting number 8795 (Compton Avenue over Union Pacific Railroad replacement, federal project STP-5451) and noted the contractor had furnished a required performance bond under the city charter. The secretary read a temporary license agreement for early construction activities with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Saint Louis that would allow limited entry to the license area while a street/alley vacation is processed.
None of the construction-contract recommendations listed during the agenda portion of the meeting were recorded as final actions at the July 14 meeting; the board moved on to approve meeting minutes and other procedural items after the agenda items were read.

