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Laurens County accepts $681,156 resurfacing bid from Reeves
Summary
The Laurens County Board of Commissioners awarded Reeves the low bid of $681,156 for resurfacing work covering LMIG and TIA projects for smaller cities and approved the award unanimously.
The Laurens County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a resurfacing bid from Reeves totaling $681,156. County Administrator Bryan Rogers told the board the work "mainly consists of the smaller cities LMIG and TIA," and that Reeves submitted the low bid.
The approval came after a formal motion by Commissioner Kevin Tanner, seconded by Commissioner Gerad Mathis, with the board voting unanimously to award the contract. The vote was recorded as part of the regular meeting on Feb. 3, 2026. The board did not provide additional breakdowns of which specific streets or municipalities would receive funding from this award.
County Administrator Bryan Rogers presented the bid results during the resurfacing agenda item and emphasized the LMIG and TIA programs as the primary beneficiaries. Commissioners did not request further delay or additional competitive bids during the session. The board's action completes the procurement step; staff follow-up on scheduling and contractor coordination was not detailed in the meeting record.
The board moved to the next agenda item after the unanimous vote.
