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Select Board accepts low bid from Hunter Excavating for Goodleville Road culvert

Jamaica Select Board · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The Jamaica Select Board voted to accept Hunter Excavating's low bid of $239,815 to replace two culverts on Goodleville Road with a 6-by-14-foot box culvert after reviewing five bids at the March 23 meeting.

The Jamaica Select Board voted to accept the low bid from Hunter Excavating to replace two 4‑foot diameter culverts on Goodleville Road with a single 6-by‑14 foot box culvert.

Greg, who led the procurement discussion, reviewed five sealed bids and the state review process that required pre‑bids to be checked for compliance. He reported the bids as: AS Clark & Sons $245,840; Fitzpatrick Excavating $241,500; Thompson Site Services $275,200; Belden Construction $575,000; and Hunter Excavating $239,815. "All of these are reputable contractors," Greg said while recommending Hunter Excavating as the lowest responsive bidder. Greg moved to accept Hunter Excavating's bid and the motion was seconded by Chair; the Board approved the award by voice vote.

Board members discussed scheduling and coordination with design work and precaster availability. Greg said the construction timeline included shop drawings and that much of the schedule depends on the precaster; he added the town will coordinate the construction season and permitting with state bridge inspectors and permitting authorities. The Board noted that part of the project cost will be covered by a BTRANS/BTRANs grant with the remainder in the town budget.

Next steps include finalizing contract documents, circulating shop drawings to the contractor and precaster, and coordinating construction-season scheduling with the road foreman and state inspectors.