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Kenly awards Sixth Street milling and paving contract to Ralph Hodge Construction
Summary
Council awarded the Sixth Street milling and paving contract to Ralph Hodge Construction for $12,243.33 (15% contingency authorized), funded by Powell Bill money, after a site visit confirmed subsurface failure and drainage needs.
The Kenly Town Council approved a contract with Ralph Hodge Construction to mill and repave Sixth Street at a base bid of $12,243.33, with an authorized 15% contingency for additional work, using Powell Bill funds.
Staff reported that the road exhibited subsurface failure and drainage problems at the Garner & Sixth Street intersection. Council reviewed two vendor options and found the Ralph Hodge bid most cost-effective. The planned work includes milling and repaving the failed asphalt, re-establishing ditches, installing a pipe under a driveway where needed and addressing drainage issues; minor ditch work will be handled within the stated budget.
Council adopted the bid on a 4-0 vote. Staff listed the contractor cost and contingency in the meeting materials and will coordinate scheduling and scope confirmation before work begins.
