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Board approves pay estimates and awards multimillion-dollar road and park contracts

Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors approved multiple pay estimates and awarded bids covering generator work, multimodal corridor construction, park improvements, paving, line painting, and a microsurfacing program, totaling several million dollars across projects.

The Hempfield Township Board approved several pay estimates and contract awards across capital projects during its June 22 meeting.

The board approved Pay Estimate #2 to Derry Construction Co. for $1,303,564.80 for the 2026 Hot-Mix Paving Project (Contract 1/2026). It also approved Pay Estimate #3 to A. Liberoni, Inc. for $253,803.83 for the Rugh Street Multi Modal Corridor Project and Pay Estimate #13 for $183,189.80 to A. Liberoni for the Weatherwood Community Park Project (Base Bid 2). Other approvals included Pay Estimate #1 to Merit Electrical Group for $148,410.15 for the fire department standby generator and a revised Pay Estimate #4 to Envinity, Inc. for $18,217.69 for the municipal complex solar array.

Bids for 2026 programs were awarded as recorded: the 2026 Line Paintings and Markings Program to Parking Lot Painting for $114,277.30 and the 2026 Shot and Chip/Microsurfacing Program to Strawser Construction for $372,393.23. The board approved these items by unanimous votes recorded in the meeting minutes.

The transcript includes motions and unanimous votes on each listed pay estimate and award; no motions were recorded to postpone or reject these items. Specific contract contingencies and scope details (for example, stormwater approvals tied to some development projects) were discussed elsewhere on the agenda.