Engineer cites $215/ton dust-control bid and asks for expanded BLM parking application
County Engineer Ken Muller reported a bid from Envirotech for liquid dust control at $215 per ton—placing material costs near $390,000—and the Board instructed Public Works to apply to the BLM for a larger Option B parking area to ease congestion on nearby State Lands parking.
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Ken Muller, Sheridan County Engineer, briefed commissioners on bids for liquid dust control and options to expand parking at a BLM stock rest property. Muller said Envirotech submitted the current bid at $215 per ton and that material cost increases push total estimates to about $390,000 for the project.
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