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Board moves forward on several bridge and roadway projects, including Astoria Road and Wilmington Pike contracts
Summary
The Montgomery County Board authorized advertising, set public hearing dates and awarded construction contracts for multiple bridge and roadway projects on Feb. 10, including a $1.13 million Astoria Road stream restoration and a $1.02 million Wilmington Pike bridge rehabilitation.
At its Feb. 10 meeting, the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved a series of resolutions advancing bridge and roadway work across the county. Resolution 26-0287 set viewing (March 3, 2026) and hearing (March 10, 2026) dates for the Westbrook Road Bridge Reconstruction (BKV-243.99), and 26-0288 authorized public notice and advertising for the Dayton Liberty Pike bridge replacement with an estimated cost of $500,000 for the engineer’s office to pursue.
The Board awarded construction work where bids were received: Resolution 26-0289 authorized an agreement with Bray Construction Services, Inc. for the Astoria Road stream restoration (GER-62-2.50) at their low bid of $1,130,511; Resolution 26-0290 awarded Wilmington Pike bridge rehabilitation (KET-85-1.59) to Eagle Bridge Co. at $1,018,328.95. Separate resolutions (26-0291 and 26-0292) directed the County Engineer to post load limits for the Atchison Road and Weaver Road bridges in Washington and Jefferson townships, respectively. These actions move multiple capital projects into design, bidding or construction phases.
