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Council accepts lowest bid for Avery Road shared‑use path; Capstone & Associates to build 1,300‑ft segment

Dublin City Council · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Council accepted the low bid of $282,391.25 from Capstone & Associates for the Avery Road shared‑use path (Kramer's Crossing to Werner Temple). Construction is expected to begin in July and finish in September 2026; funding is available from the city's mobility CIP.

Council accepted the lowest and best bid for the Avery Road shared‑use path project at its June 8 meeting. Brian Gable presented the bid results, noting the engineer's estimate at $335,000 and four bids received. Capstone and Associates submitted the lowest responsive bid at $282,391.25.

Gable told council the project will construct approximately 1,300 feet of shared‑use path on the west side of Avery Road from Kramer's Crossing Drive to the existing path near Werner Temple Road. Construction is expected to begin in July and complete in September 2026; funding is included in the 2026–2030 CIP mobility program (project budget $350,000). Council voted to accept Capstone's bid and authorize staff to proceed with contracting.